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This theme i edit from Ambiance the original ubuntu 12.04 theme

An extremely minimal border. Its physical size is as small as it can get without clipping the program icon, and the file size is only 15.1 kB. As a consequence, it looks boring.

A modded version of the Metacity theme from the Win2-7 Remix GTK 3.x theme package. http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=153233#c444886. Gumdrop buttons and a blue-green gradient title bar and frame.

[b]Dark luminous theme with many colors to use[/b] (usable also with GNOME 3). It is released in [b]2 versions[/b]: - The [b](squared)[/b] version with [b]squared corners[/b]. - The [b](rounded)[/b] version with [b]rounded corners[/b]. [b]There is also a version for 4k HiDPI...

[b]Simple theme with many colors to use. It is released in 2 versions:[/b] - [b](rounded)[/b] version with [b]rounded corners[/b] - [b](squared)[/b] version with [b]squared corners[/b] There is also a [b]version[/b] with predefined [b]Clearlooks blue color[/b] (as seen on...

Hi there, just a quiky one :P A mod that I made of the faience window border, being an attempt to get a minimal concept based theme. Plain and simple rounded whitish buttons, and a classic mac-ish mouse-over colors (fits perfect with faience gtk theme of course). What I did: I took the...

Chrismtas style

This is a port of requestedrerun's AACE theme for TrueTransparency (which can be found here: [url]http://requestedrerun.deviantart.com/art/AACE-TT-Launchy-216824094[/url]) to Metacity. The theme includes a version with titles and without titles, like the original theme. The min/max buttons...

This is a port of jefinhosss's Brixton theme for TrueTransparency (which can be found here: [url]http://jefinhosss.deviantart.com/art/Brixton-Suite-221026453[/url]) to Metacity. The theme includes a version with titles and without titles, like the original theme. The background windows'...

This is a supreme theme designed to pwn nbs. It's a derivative work of psbarrales' "Mac OS X Leopard" metacity theme.