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[b]PRO-Dark-XFCE-Edition [/b] Made by paulxfce A clear and easy-on-the-eyes theme that is meant for those who use the XFCE/Gnome-desktop professionally on a daily basis. The focus in this theme is compatibility: GTK-2 applications and GTK-3 applications look virtually the same....

RISCOS_Hi-DPI ------------------- A RISCOS-like xfwm-theme that is adapted to my Hi-DPI monitor. 27.03.2021 By Simon Widmer PS: I know, it's not like the *real* RISCOS, but I tried my best to mimick some parts of it combined with the abilities and drawbacks of XFWM......

WinColor looking glassy theme for your XFCE desktop. It is released in 2 versions: - rounded version with rounded corners - squared version with squared corners [b]You have to set transparency of window decoration in the XFCE compositior settings...[/b] There is still old version 1.0...

An elegant light theme for Xfce, based on Yaru Blue Light, contains xfwm4, xfce-notify4, cursor, gtk2+3 themes and an icon theme that contains a lot of Yaru and some custom icons. This theme is optimized for no compositing, so I recommend to disable it for the best experience. You should...

A port of windows theme of the same name. I also made a variant. Hope you like it

An Xfce & Gtk theme built from Adwaita 3.24 A departure from my usual dark themes.

[B]Mc-OS CTLina XFCE[/B] [B]Open screenshots in a new tab and enlarge for full view[/B] Made by Paulxfce This is the latest iteration of the XFCE-cation of [URL=https://www.pling.com/p/1241688/]Mc-OS CTLina.[/URL] (the gnome-version), a desktop-interpretation of a certain...

Clearlooks theme for xfwm4

An XFWM4 theme that looks consistent with GNOME default Adwaita-dark theme (v3.30). This gives CSD and non-CSD apps a uniform look in XFCE. [NEW] Also check out the compact version of this theme: https://www.opendesktop.org/p/1277664/

More or less up to date elementary theme version for some winow managers. Started with some old Elementary theme, which appeared to be partial (incomplete) Greybird mod. Can't find any home page mentions, so that is all i can tell about derivation