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Oxygen-Gtk is a port of the default KDE widget theme (Oxygen), to gtk.
Its primary goal is to ensure visual consistency between gtk and qt-based applications running under kde. A secondary objective is to also have a stand-alone nice looking gtk theme that would behave well on other Desktop Environments.
Unlike other attempts made to port the kde oxygen theme to gtk, this attempt does not depend on Qt (via some Qt to Gtk conversion engine), nor does render the widget appearance via hard coded pixmaps, which otherwise breaks everytime some setting is changed in kde.
Hosting:
- tarballs are hosted on kde ftp servers
- git repository is hosted at https://projects.kde.org
Download
- First link point to a tarball of the official 1.0 release
- Second link point to a tarball of the official 1.1 release
- Third link point to the git repository. For the GTK 2.x version, one can get the latest sources from master branch using
[quote]git clone git://anongit.kde.org/oxygen-gtk[/quote]
and from the GTK 3.x version, using
[quote]git clone -b gtk3 git://anongit.kde.org/oxygen-gtk[/quote]
Installation:
- See the INSTALL file in the top-level directory.
- You will likely need gtk+2.0 dev packages, as well as Cairo
Authors:
- Ruslan Kabatsayev
- Cédric Bellegarde
- me
Release:
We plan to follow the same release schedule as KDE:
- one minor bug-fixing release every month;
- one major feature release every six month.
Bugs:
See the README file in the top-level directory, for a list of possible issues with the style.
Bugs and feature requests can be sent to KDE bug tracking system (https://bugs.kde.org/). You would need to select Product=Oxygen, and Component=gtk-engine
6 years ago
oxygen-gtk2 - version 1.4.6
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.4.1
Improvements include:
- for gtk2: fix crash in eclipse
- for gtk3: better integration with gtk3-3.13 and above
oxygen-gtk2 - version 1.4.5
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.3.5
Improvements include, for gtk2:
- background and shadows in libreoffice
- improved detection of empty areas for window dragging
- fix bluring behind tooltips in KDE on 64 bits machines
- fix calculation of the tabs area
For gtk3:
- made more widgets 'transparent' via css, to get the proper background gradient behind
- fix crash with menubar animations when invalid menubar was passed
- fixed updates for treeviews embedded in scrolled-windows
- added (still not perfect) support for firefox compiled against gtk3
oxygen-gtk2 - version 1.4.4
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.3.4
These releases where not announced becaues a bug sneaked in just before release that was causing libreoffice to crash and was also affecting the gtk3 version.
oxygen-gtk2 - version 1.4.3
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.3.3
Fixes a compilation problem with oxygen-gtk-demo and oxygen-gtk3-demo
oxygen-gtk2 - version 1.4.2
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.3.2
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.2.2
Bugfixes include
- serious crash in many application like eclipse, libreoffice and other, when mouse-over toolbars and menus.
- rendering issues with gtk3 applications especially under gnome-shell
Also: we added an "information" tab to both oxygen-gtk-demo and oxygen-gtk3-demo to provide software versions.
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.3.1
Emergency bugfix release due to a crash condition that sneaked in the gtk3-1.3.0 release
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.3.0
New feature release.
No real feature added, except support for the (heavily changed) gtk3-3.10 version. New widgets have been added, and quite some method calls have been deprecated.
We cannot guarantee that this version with work with older releases of gtk3.
oxygen-gtk2 - version 1.4.1
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.2.1
New bug fix release.
For gtk2:
- mark zotero as XUL application
- fix some antialias issue on sliders
For gtk3:
- some improvement on inner-shadows
- some extra checks on widgets validity to prevent runtime warnings
- some rendering improvements for instance regarding scrollbars and textviews
oxygen-gtk2 - version 1.4.0
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.2.0
New feature release of oxygen-gtk2 and oxygen-gtk3. These releases can be compiled and used on non-linux platform (e.g. Windows(r)), and, for the gtk3 version, can run on non X11 backend (e.g. Broadway).
They also include the usual amount of minor bugfixes.
[rest of the back logs, related to the gtk2-1.3 and gtk3-1.1 series have been removed to keep this page clean]
6 years ago
oxygen-gtk2 - version 1.4.6
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.4.1
Improvements include:
- for gtk2: fix crash in eclipse
- for gtk3: better integration with gtk3-3.13 and above
oxygen-gtk2 - version 1.4.5
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.3.5
Improvements include, for gtk2:
- background and shadows in libreoffice
- improved detection of empty areas for window dragging
- fix bluring behind tooltips in KDE on 64 bits machines
- fix calculation of the tabs area
For gtk3:
- made more widgets 'transparent' via css, to get the proper background gradient behind
- fix crash with menubar animations when invalid menubar was passed
- fixed updates for treeviews embedded in scrolled-windows
- added (still not perfect) support for firefox compiled against gtk3
oxygen-gtk2 - version 1.4.4
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.3.4
These releases where not announced becaues a bug sneaked in just before release that was causing libreoffice to crash and was also affecting the gtk3 version.
oxygen-gtk2 - version 1.4.3
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.3.3
Fixes a compilation problem with oxygen-gtk-demo and oxygen-gtk3-demo
oxygen-gtk2 - version 1.4.2
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.3.2
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.2.2
Bugfixes include
- serious crash in many application like eclipse, libreoffice and other, when mouse-over toolbars and menus.
- rendering issues with gtk3 applications especially under gnome-shell
Also: we added an "information" tab to both oxygen-gtk-demo and oxygen-gtk3-demo to provide software versions.
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.3.1
Emergency bugfix release due to a crash condition that sneaked in the gtk3-1.3.0 release
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.3.0
New feature release.
No real feature added, except support for the (heavily changed) gtk3-3.10 version. New widgets have been added, and quite some method calls have been deprecated.
We cannot guarantee that this version with work with older releases of gtk3.
oxygen-gtk2 - version 1.4.1
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.2.1
New bug fix release.
For gtk2:
- mark zotero as XUL application
- fix some antialias issue on sliders
For gtk3:
- some improvement on inner-shadows
- some extra checks on widgets validity to prevent runtime warnings
- some rendering improvements for instance regarding scrollbars and textviews
oxygen-gtk2 - version 1.4.0
oxygen-gtk3 - version 1.2.0
New feature release of oxygen-gtk2 and oxygen-gtk3. These releases can be compiled and used on non-linux platform (e.g. Windows(r)), and, for the gtk3 version, can run on non X11 backend (e.g. Broadway).
They also include the usual amount of minor bugfixes.
[rest of the back logs, related to the gtk2-1.3 and gtk3-1.1 series have been removed to keep this page clean]
Ralph62
10 years ago
Executable name: "nvidia-settings".
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HugoPereira
10 years ago
Good new is, we are working on an experimental branch that does not require blacklisting (or at least: does not require any of the currently black-listed applications to be black-listed anymore).
git clone -b argb git://anongit.kde.org/oxygen-gtk
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gracca
10 years ago
A friend of mine installed LibreOffice in Fedora 14 Kde, and also selected oxygen-gtk for gtk apps in systemsettings...but it doesn't work...only oxygen icons, but not the whole theme. Please find a screenshot here:
http://img38.imageshack.us/i/snapshot2r.png/
All the best,
Germán.
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10110111
10 years ago
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Fuma1292
10 years ago
I have found that the standalone, non-Gnome gtk theme switchers "gtk-theme-switch2" and "gtk-chtheme" have issues with some themes.
I have found the "correct" way a ~/.gtkrc must be for everything to work correctly.
non-Gnome gtk theme switchers do this:
include "/usr/share/themes/oxygen-gtk/gtk-2.0/gtkrc"
gtk-theme-name="oxygen-gtk"
gtk-icon-theme-name=""
gtk-font-name="DejaVu Sans 9"
But this doesn't work correctly with 99% of gtk themes.
You really need this:
include "/usr/share/themes/oxygen-gtk/gtk-2.0/gtkrc"
style "user-font"
{
}
widget_class "*" style "user-font"
gtk-theme-name="oxygen-gtk"
gtk-icon-theme-name=""
gtk-font-name="DejaVu Sans 9"
The font and icon parts may be able to be removed for the oxygen-gtk style because the oxygen-gtk style uses KDE's chosen fonts and icons, but I haven't tested it and this way seems to work fine for me.
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gracca
10 years ago
# This file was written by KDE
# You can edit it in the KDE control center, under "GTK Styles and Fonts"
include "/usr/share/themes/oxygen-gtk/gtk-2.0/gtkrc"
include "/etc/gtk-2.0/gtkrc"
style "user-font"
{
font_name="Arial"
}
widget_class "*" style "user-font"
gtk-theme-name="oxygen-gtk"
gtk-font-name="Arial 8"
gtk-cursor-theme-name = ""
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HugoPereira
10 years ago
include "/etc/gtk-2.0/gtkrc",
or put it before:
include "/usr/share/themes/oxygen-gtk/gtk-2.0/gtkrc"
(though remove should be better)
This line definitely differs from the .gtkrc file mentionned above, and from mine.
Just a shot in the dark though.
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HugoPereira
10 years ago
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HugoPereira
10 years ago
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gracca
10 years ago
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HugoPereira
10 years ago
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gracca
10 years ago
Here is a screenshot with Gimp:
http://img26.imageshack.us/i/snapshot3h.png/
It seems to be perfect!
Germán.
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gracca
10 years ago
A friend of mine installed LibreOffice in Fedora 14 Kde, and also selected oxygen-gtk for gtk apps in systemsettings...but it doesn't work...only oxygen icons, but not the whole theme. Please find a screenshot here:
http://img38.imageshack.us/i/snapshot2r.png/
All the best,
Germán.
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KDesk
10 years ago
I like that it's possible to preview themes so easily and to see so many (all?) widgets at once.
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HugoPereira
10 years ago
Type "oxygen-demo" (eheh) from konsole.
It actually tests much more (I think) that twf.
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KDesk
10 years ago
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Mokmo
10 years ago
Unfortunately, it's made only for i386: I'm using amd64, is there the possibility to have the .deb for that architecture?
Thanks in advance
Mokmo
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10110111
10 years ago
If you need deb to install to several systems without need to recompile multiple times, you can compile once using checkinstall this way:
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
checkinstall -D
it will let you enter some settings, and will install the deb it generates. You'll get a deb package in the build directory.
You can then install this deb to other machines (and send this file to Hugo, so that other amd64 users could benefit from it).
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Gilde
10 years ago
thanks for the great theme/style. so iceweasel, chromium, gimp, libreoffice looks very nice here :)
but i get some error, if i want to use it with gajim. (using debian unstable here with kde 4.4.5, gajim 0.13.4 ...)
The program 'gajim.py' received an X Window System error.
This probably reflects a bug in the program.
The error was 'BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)'.
(Details: serial 160 error_code 8 request_code 2 minor_code 0)
Does somebody else get an error if using it with gajim?
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HugoPereira
10 years ago
First: thanks.
Probably an issue with argb support.
See the README file for instruction on how to "blacklist" the application, and report back so that we blacklist it in the official source.
You would need to figure out the exact name of the program.
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dikei
10 years ago
It's a Xulrunner-based application and will crash on start without blacklisting.
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HugoPereira
10 years ago
Thanks !
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HugoPereira
10 years ago
I just changed to the right name in 1.0 and master.
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dikei
10 years ago
Komodo Edit's binary's name is: komodo-bin
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n00bw00t
10 years ago
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