It's really nice. Not too much difference between this and the Zen theme?
I just tried this window border with the plasticarbon GTK and it is a win.
Nice.
The screenshot you have makes the tabs look _nice_ ...
what gtk engine are you using, and what gtk theme? I clearly need them.
(I'm on freebsd, ports for those would be even better)
I utterly love this, it'll be even more l33t when i actually can run it properly :D
The Gtk theme is Glow, available on Gnome-Look (not surprisingly, it is the Lava Dark variety).
I believe it requires the aurora and murrine engines.
I suppose it would be possible to build them from source, although I use Debian so I installed them with debs.
I don't suppose you could make one for the nice vivid blue theme in the Glow family at some point? :\
I've been looking for something similar in your work and others' but no such luck :(
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It's really nice. Not too much difference between this and the Zen theme? I just tried this window border with the plasticarbon GTK and it is a win. Nice.
The screenshot you have makes the tabs look _nice_ ... what gtk engine are you using, and what gtk theme? I clearly need them. (I'm on freebsd, ports for those would be even better) I utterly love this, it'll be even more l33t when i actually can run it properly :D
The Gtk theme is Glow, available on Gnome-Look (not surprisingly, it is the Lava Dark variety). I believe it requires the aurora and murrine engines. I suppose it would be possible to build them from source, although I use Debian so I installed them with debs.
Cheers man, that's brilliant. Glow Lava Dark is now running on my Macintosh (it runs FreeBSD) ... and looks fscking gorgeous! :D
dude, you come up with some damn fine themes.
thanks. i follow a simple algorithm: blend the titlebar, and copy the menu style of the gtk theme :D
I don't suppose you could make one for the nice vivid blue theme in the Glow family at some point? :\ I've been looking for something similar in your work and others' but no such luck :(