This is a reimplementation of the old Ubuntu Human theme for GTK 3.24 and GTK 4.12/4.17. This is an adaptation of Clearlooks-Phénix theme, this is also a continuation of Human Quarny theme.
Please use Pango 1.42- or 1.51+ (not 1.43 to 1.50) with GTK 2.24, 3.24, 4.12/4.17. Read the install procedure: https://github.com/luigifab/human-theme
6I really want this theme to be amazing and do well, because non-"flat dark theme"s are really difficult to find. Thank you for helping us to escape all of that! However there are a few flaws when managing windows that make it really hard to use compared to a well-rounded (but boring) theme like Greybird:
(1) No drop shadows behind GTK3 and GTK4 CSD windows when the Xfwm theme has them. That's an inconsistency, but it causes a bug too:
(2) Because of the lack of CSD shadows, GTK3 CSD windows cannot be resized. Showstopper.
(3) The Xfwm theme has pretty tiny resize edges and bottom corners, which make it horrible to use on even small screens like 1920x1080. Can the bottom left and right corners be made L-shaped and at least 16 pixels, and the borders about 6 to 8 pixels wide all round?
(I realize you've inherited a lot of this bug debt from Clearlooks-Phénix.)
The "debian/rules" needs to use "cp" instead of "mv" for its profile.sh, I think? Basically, can you make it so that "dpkg-buildpackage -b --no-sign" can be run from within the source tree //more than once in succession//, without warnings, and without requiring a "g\it reset --hard HEAD"
This is very good news! I have been following this project for a long time, and this time I finally decided to ask if you can do something for xfce as well. :)
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10 Works. I used human-theme because the green has symbolic connections and create problems I think. Well at this point I put 10 :)
if you have problems when extracting files from archive, try from command line: tar xzf human-theme-2.2.1.tar.gz - thank you!
8 Your theme suite looks fine and works well on my Debian 12 xfce system with ONE execption: The windows of Firefox are not resizeable. Thank you!
10 It looks nice, thank you!
9 nice! at last something different from all that flat trend. thanks
6 I really want this theme to be amazing and do well, because non-"flat dark theme"s are really difficult to find. Thank you for helping us to escape all of that! However there are a few flaws when managing windows that make it really hard to use compared to a well-rounded (but boring) theme like Greybird: (1) No drop shadows behind GTK3 and GTK4 CSD windows when the Xfwm theme has them. That's an inconsistency, but it causes a bug too: (2) Because of the lack of CSD shadows, GTK3 CSD windows cannot be resized. Showstopper. (3) The Xfwm theme has pretty tiny resize edges and bottom corners, which make it horrible to use on even small screens like 1920x1080. Can the bottom left and right corners be made L-shaped and at least 16 pixels, and the borders about 6 to 8 pixels wide all round? (I realize you've inherited a lot of this bug debt from Clearlooks-Phénix.)
The "debian/rules" needs to use "cp" instead of "mv" for its profile.sh, I think? Basically, can you make it so that "dpkg-buildpackage -b --no-sign" can be run from within the source tree //more than once in succession//, without warnings, and without requiring a "g\it reset --hard HEAD"
yes why not, I update it for the next release
Thanks man, love this theme, love the retro theme
Enjoy v2! I hope you enjoy it!
Next fight: the patch to restore double text color for progress bars.
Done in v2.2.0 with appearance__progress_text.gtk3.patch for gtk3-classic.
Xfce support?
Partial support is on the way.
This is very good news! I have been following this project for a long time, and this time I finally decided to ask if you can do something for xfce as well. :)
9 9 excellent
9 9 excellent
10 10 the best
10 10 the best
9 9 excellent
10 nostalgic