Seven by cochix

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This is my windows seven theme.
This theme is inspired on Vista-But, Win2-7 Pack, Win7.Basic.02 and Wndous Se7en.

(tested on xfce)
Last changelog:

11 years ago

2.3
firefox userChrome.css works in firefox 3.5!
2.2
change panel buttons
2.1
changed a lot of pixmaps
2.0
change panel.rc
change progressbar
1.2
change panel background and buttons
1.1
userChrome.css added for firefox 3.6
1.0
first release

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LuxieRayku

11 years ago

Looks good, but you need to make some changes at tabs, you can look at my gtkrc of Wndous Se7en, rated good but I prefer my theme :P

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TwoPointOh

11 years ago

I've noticed a lot of themes, both GTK and icon, that claim to be inspired by Windows 7. Most of these actually look more inspired by Vista. 7's look generally is all soft light blues (by default), with Vista having the dark blue and black toolbars. Not that this is a bad look, but it does confuse those of us looking for the ever-better Windows-inspired themes.

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nale12

11 years ago

Over 1000 downloads in just four days.I think linux users love w7 look. :)

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cochix

11 years ago

thanks you!

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MARX77

11 years ago

One of the better looking themes I've come across in a while.

Although juandejesuss still ranks among the best windows-theme makers, you are not too far behind my friend. Well done.

Needless to say, voted good.

It seems that you are already causing a bit of controversy among fellow themers. Thats always a good sign ;)

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cochix

11 years ago

thanks you!

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mtax

11 years ago

Why don't you use the dirty OS if you love it so much ?!

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zmile1211

11 years ago

When You will stop free advertising of M$ Winblows 7, Vista, XP? I'm really tired of seeing gnome-look's first page whole related to M$ copycat art! Leave us alone and go in peace!

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LuxieRayku

11 years ago

My theme is better, and I use pixmaps of the original Aero theme of Win7

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twodogs

11 years ago

I like this theme better than yours IMHO. I noticed in your profile, under favorite music, you like Linkin' Park. ;) The song is 'New Divide' not 'New Divine' Sorry :(

To the author of this theme. Great job!

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LuxieRayku

11 years ago

Thanks, but I prefer In The End or Krwlng, and now I'm using pixmaps of windows 7 for the theme, I will release it soon

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Ravefinity

11 years ago

Hey Now Lets be nice! at least they took the time to make and share this theme and their work with other people! anyone can decide what they like better.

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LuxieRayku

11 years ago

Yes, but is only my opinion xD

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cochix

11 years ago

thanks you!

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11 years ago

2.3
firefox userChrome.css works in firefox 3.5!
2.2
change panel buttons
2.1
changed a lot of pixmaps
2.0
change panel.rc
change progressbar
1.2
change panel background and buttons
1.1
userChrome.css added for firefox 3.6
1.0
first release

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