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A simple and sleek light theme, it needs aurora and the last murrine engine from git GTK+: Perfection Metacity: Perfection Icons: Imperfection Font: Aller 9

A modified version of Ambiance, the default theme in Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid). Positions window buttons to the right of the titlebar and adds window menu and icon to the left. Contains both gnome and metacity themes. Update: This theme works in Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid), but did not work on my...

A Gtk theme that makes more sense to me. I mostly hacked it together for my own use, but decided to release it. Maybe someone will find it enjoyable as well :P. It is low contrast and 100% gloss free. It has reduced padding and small icons to ease the strain on your screen...

all the changes in the nautilus-mod now are implemented in nautilus-elementary, with a lot of new options and tweaks from ammonkey, so you better get the new awesome nautilus elementary... the themes elementary-mod and osliner-mod still working with nautilus-elementary. thanks a lot to...

Unity/Gnome Shell/Gnome Classic/Gtk2.0/Gtk3.0/Metacity Theme. Source: Elements & Humanoid - OSX

I originally made this for puppy linux because I wanted lightweight dark theme not dependent on many gtk engines (it's only about 3KB! :D ). It's inspired by Slickness Black theme and I used few buttons from that package:...

based on Murrina-Cream # unobtrusive # with slight roundness in menus # Icons: GNOME-Dust # Window-Border: ## Emerald: 11_Vista-ish ## Metacity: StormCloudRoundedSmall-1.0.5 / Homosapien # Console-Font: Consolas (Win7-Font) # Mouse: DMZ-Black - needs...

on the Murrine GTK2 Cairo Engine. For a totally Deviant green experience, you may try the matching Metacity theme

Tango Theme in Win Se7en Style -Metacity is EyeOS -Icons are Mist Tangofied

[b]ARCHIPLEX-BLUE DARK[/b] a theme by [b]elleti.brainvision[/b] based on Archiplex by [b]pakos[/b] (http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Archiplex?content=87617) This is my first theme submission: a dark modification of [i]pakos'[/i] Archiplex, a very nice theme that I liked so...