.aura desktop

Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net

Description:

Wallpaper, font, gtk theme, openbox theme, .conkyrc and .pypanelrc included

upd. Pypanels' high cpu usage problem solved

brainvision
10 years ago

hi man!

just wanna say that your aura looks really very very good! even if this kind of style is very common, you did something nice, clean and.. naturaly, dark.. as I love it!!

see ya, man, go on theming!!
bye!

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tropicalhermit
12 years ago

Hey, thanks for your work. The font was the only thing I wasn't too comfortable with, but found that Zekton (http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Zekton?content=50553) has similar properties, and seems to fit nicely....for me anyway! Thanks again.

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weerad64
12 years ago

I am new to Linux and Xfce. How do I put this theme on. I don't know if this matters, but I am using BLAG Linux.

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arialis111
12 years ago

To apply the theme you need to copy the aura folder to ~/.themes and choose this one in User Preferences. Wallpaper isn't a problem I think. Next font - copy it to /usr/share/fonts/TTF/ as superuser then choose in User Preferences. Window borders are for openbox so you need to set up other theme. pypanelrc and conkyrc are configs for pypanel and conky.

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anezch
12 years ago

finally, i found the best theme for my old laptop.. :)

at first time a was surprised when i see pypanel's cpu consumption. It consumed about 95% cpu cycle constantly.
I thought it was pypanel's bug (bcoz this is the first time i use it :))
Then i inspect my .pypanelrc and found that you set clock_delay to zero... i set it to 20 and my pypanel now consumes reasonable cpu cycle.

i don't know whether you intend to do it so, but it makes my old laptop overheat...

anyway, you made an excellent job! Thanks a lot!

..sorry for my english...

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