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ViewBlack Is a theme based on the ViewGlass theme, dark tones have been added that make it look very elegant, includes transparencies that are not so extreme or so minimal, looks for a balanced transparencies. i really appreciate your support and hope you like this new theme , trying to give a...

Openbox Window Manager theme that seeks for easy and modern window navigation in today's OS design. Initially was designed for LXQT desktop environment to make it more modern and comply with the modern OS design. Inspired by Windows® 11 Fluent design. In order to have rounded corners working, ...

Set of themes inspired by the base theme MGExperience (https://store.kde.org/p/1511445/), which gives it a futuristic touch while maintaining the simplicity of LXQT.

The dark version of MGLinux.

in honor of the currently ongoing RC3...

This is one of those things I'm really surprised no one's made yet: a Clearlooks-inspired LXQt theme. It only took a couple of hours to make, and I'm hoping it will eventually get added into LXQt proper to help it blend in with existing programs and themes. LXQt's panel, like the standalone...

This theme consists of Aurorae, Kvantum, LXQt, Plasma, sddm, and xfwm4 themes, you will find them under the same name. ## How to create a new variation of this theme: 1) go to (aurorae|kvantum|lxqt|plasma|xfwm4|sddm)/Trellium.source 2) Create a new colors.[NAME] file with appropriate...

in honor of the ongoing congress... LXQt theme is the one on the right in the screenshot

This is an LXQt theme version of my favorite dark theme ever, Leech for GTK2. Leech is the theme I fell in love with just days after installing Linux for the first time, waaaaay back in 2004. To this day I still use it whenever possible. However, there's no comparable GTK3 theme, and as it...

A dark theme for Openbox WM based on the Dracula color scheme. It is compatible with the Ant-Dracula GTK and KDE themes. Place the repository folders: Dracula and Dracula-withoutBorder in the /home/your-user/.themes directory and select with the Openbox...