Description: This is a port of the Fear theme for OSX and the Icon set Murder Mystery, which was my favourite theme in OSX, this is my first try at a theme and there are still a few tweaks to do so bear with me. Permission to release this theme was given by the original author Joe Loy at http://www.fearutopia.com a big thanks to him for letting me do this and for the original theme, the original Icons wre designed by Zachary Lutterman but his web site is no longer around but a big thanks to him as well. There is also an AWN theme and a set of wallpapers to complete the theme. Comments are welcome enjoy!
Now Includes Xfce4 window manager frame.Last changelog:
Addded Xfce4 frames Completely redone buttons, scrollbars and range bars. Removed other flavours. Minor icon changes.
removed rockbox,usplash,gdm no longer supported updated download links changed links to new website
Minor updates to icons Added GDM theme Changed links Added usplash startup screen Added extra window border Added extra wallpapers including nautilus backgrounds Now in 6 Flavours: FearAndMystery (grey) FearAndMysteryDepression (blue) FearAndMysteryRage (red) FearAndMysteryEnvy (green) FearAndMysteryCowardice (yellow) FearAndMysteryMetal (metal look title bar) Added extra wallpapers to match the flavours Added a Rockbox theme for iPod photo
download this theme. Them click onto a free space on your desktop and choose "change desktop-background". Then go to "themes" and drop this package into the window of your window-manager (for gnome, it is the metacity-theme-manager).
Then this theme will be copied and installed automaticly.
Or you can even go to your home-folder. In the menu-line at the top, you go to "Look" and choose "display hidden data" and then you see a folder called .themes in your home-folder. Just open this folder and put the package there and extract it. Then close this folder again and close your home-folder.
Then right-cklick again on a free space on your desktop and choose "change desktop-background". Then again go to "themes" and select your new theme and then go to "symbols" and select the icons for this theme.
This is it and you're done.
You see, installing Metacity-themes in ubuntu and its derivatives is just easy.
Greetings
Karmicbastler
download this theme. Them click onto a free space on your desktop and choose "change desktop-background". Then go to "themes" and drop this package into the window of your window-manager (for gnome, it is the metacity-theme-manager).
Then this theme will be copied and installed automaticly.
Or you can even go to your home-folder. In the menu-line at the top, you go to "Look" and choose "display hidden data" and then you see a folder called .themes in your home-folder. Just open this folder and put the package there and extract it. Then close this folder again and close your home-folder.
Then right-cklick again on a free space on your desktop and choose "change desktop-background". Then again go to "themes" and select your new theme and then go to "symbols" and select the icons for this theme.
This is it and you're done.
You see, installing Metacity-themes in ubuntu and its derivatives is just easy.
Greetings
Karmicbastler
If u had read the blurb u would have known that I had not posted on this site before and i missed the blank line in the drop down list when adding a file so i selected ubuntu ive just changed that but as far as i know it should work on most up to date gnomes maybe u should try to be a bit more constructive in your criticisms after all this is all for free!
oh! im sorry... i was pleased to find a nice theme... but then i realized it's just for ubuntu, and i dont use it, i just use Gnome under openSUSE...
¬¬'
Haven't you heard? It's the best way to flush out nitpickers. Now when they're out in the open, it's just a matter of picking them off from a distance.
I hear they ask themselves, "Is it really worth it?" - and sadly, they usually assume that it is.
Now, let's take up the "It's called GNU/Linux!", "Ubuntu is ugly!", "KDE is superior to Gnome!" and "The GPL sucks compared to BSD license!"-discussions - I'm all ears to hear your well-picked arguments.
Now, let me just get myself a BS-vaccination, and we're off.
Sorry the server im using has run out of band width for this month im trying to shuffle stuff about untill i post here again u may be out of luck trying to download this
Ratings & Comments
19 Comments
...cool! Almost comic book like experience :D
download this theme. Them click onto a free space on your desktop and choose "change desktop-background". Then go to "themes" and drop this package into the window of your window-manager (for gnome, it is the metacity-theme-manager). Then this theme will be copied and installed automaticly. Or you can even go to your home-folder. In the menu-line at the top, you go to "Look" and choose "display hidden data" and then you see a folder called .themes in your home-folder. Just open this folder and put the package there and extract it. Then close this folder again and close your home-folder. Then right-cklick again on a free space on your desktop and choose "change desktop-background". Then again go to "themes" and select your new theme and then go to "symbols" and select the icons for this theme. This is it and you're done. You see, installing Metacity-themes in ubuntu and its derivatives is just easy. Greetings Karmicbastler
download this theme. Them click onto a free space on your desktop and choose "change desktop-background". Then go to "themes" and drop this package into the window of your window-manager (for gnome, it is the metacity-theme-manager). Then this theme will be copied and installed automaticly. Or you can even go to your home-folder. In the menu-line at the top, you go to "Look" and choose "display hidden data" and then you see a folder called .themes in your home-folder. Just open this folder and put the package there and extract it. Then close this folder again and close your home-folder. Then right-cklick again on a free space on your desktop and choose "change desktop-background". Then again go to "themes" and select your new theme and then go to "symbols" and select the icons for this theme. This is it and you're done. You see, installing Metacity-themes in ubuntu and its derivatives is just easy. Greetings Karmicbastler
sorry my stupid question, but how do i install this theme? The icons is no problem, but the rest.
i'm using this now, with the metal window decoration, excellent work, well done!
Thanks a bunch!
the ugliest thing ever done to a desktop
Oh well win some lose some!
If u had read the blurb u would have known that I had not posted on this site before and i missed the blank line in the drop down list when adding a file so i selected ubuntu ive just changed that but as far as i know it should work on most up to date gnomes maybe u should try to be a bit more constructive in your criticisms after all this is all for free!
oh! im sorry... i was pleased to find a nice theme... but then i realized it's just for ubuntu, and i dont use it, i just use Gnome under openSUSE... ¬¬'
Haven't you heard? It's the best way to flush out nitpickers. Now when they're out in the open, it's just a matter of picking them off from a distance. I hear they ask themselves, "Is it really worth it?" - and sadly, they usually assume that it is. Now, let's take up the "It's called GNU/Linux!", "Ubuntu is ugly!", "KDE is superior to Gnome!" and "The GPL sucks compared to BSD license!"-discussions - I'm all ears to hear your well-picked arguments. Now, let me just get myself a BS-vaccination, and we're off.
Every thing except the usplash theme should now be ok
..just use gnome-look for uploads?
The files are to big there is a 200k limit (i think) on files uploaded to gnome-look
Sorry 750 K way to small!
Sorry the server im using has run out of band width for this month im trying to shuffle stuff about untill i post here again u may be out of luck trying to download this
Sorry the uploaded file was corrupted I have now corrected this please download it again.
Nice theme but cant get the wallpapers to extract :(
voted good for fantasy