Cyanogen Featured

Gnome Shell Themes cyan gnome-shell

Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): https://gitlab.gnome.org/cbowman57/cyanogen-theme.git

8
7.5
Available as/for: -
Description:

Gnome shell theme for 3.30 & should work with 3.34, 3.32, 3.28, 3.26.

Cyanogen Gtk theme

Added a small screen variant called Cyanogen-Mini, please let me know if I scaled it down too much

Requirements to run everything as in the screenshots:
Neuropol X fonts (Shell theme & conky)
ttf-pizzadude-bullets (conky)
Murrine gtk engine (gtk-2.0)

I found this site helpful when installing Neuropol X fonts so that gdm could use them (not required if just using them on your desktop and in the shell) Install and configure Unicode TrueType fonts in Linux
Last changelog:

24 Nov 2018 2 years ago

Finally getting around to breaking Cyanogen down into distinct packages.

65 comments
Comments/Ratings

Please login or register to add a comment or rating

C

Buelligan

2 years ago

Cool. I don't make my themes on a laptop so had to wing it.
Thanks.

Report

9

Paz-it

2 years ago

9 +Beautiful and creative as always !

Report

C

Buelligan

2 years ago

Thanks Paz. :-)

Report

gryaz

2 years ago

Hello! Great topic, but I have two questions! I'm new to linux arch, I need help. How to install fonts Neuropol X and How to remove from conky item about wi-fi, so I do not use wi-fi? Thanks in advance!

Report

C

Buelligan

2 years ago

Alternatively you could open Cyanogen-system with Conky Manager, change Network to Ethernet, which will replace my wlp2s2 with eth0, then with your text editor change WIFI to LAN or ETHERNET, or whatever you want to call your connection.

I like the ability to monitor up & down speeds on my desktop personally. ;-)

Report

gryaz

2 years ago


One more question. How to make the clock divided by the sign:. For example now: 1531. For example, how I want: 15:31??

Report

C

Buelligan

2 years ago

Teaching people how to use conky goes beyond the scope of this comment section.
Have you tried putting : between the %H & %M ?

Report

gryaz

2 years ago

Thank. You solved my problem!

Report

gryaz

2 years ago


Thank you! Your advice helped to understand!
Unfortunately, Neuropol X fonts has no support for the Russian language, so I will replace it with a different font.

Report

C

Buelligan

2 years ago

I can't explain conky in this comment section, but if you simply want to eliminate the WIFI information delete this from the Cyanogen-system file:
${color0}WIFI ${color1}${voffset -1}${color3}${font PizzaDude Bullets:size=11}O${font}${color1}${voffset -3.2} ${upspeed wlp2s2}${font} ${voffset -.7} ${color3}${font PizzaDude Bullets:size=11}U${color1}${font}${voffset -4.5} ${downspeed wlp2s2}${offset 25}

For fonts on Arch Linux, simply copy the included neuropol-x-free.regular.ttf file to /usr/share/fonts/TTF; open a terminal as root in that directory and enter:
mkfontscale && mkfontdir
fc-cache

There's a link in the product description that goes into more depth if you want to look at that.

Report

bourbon

2 years ago

Hi Buelligan :) wishing to spread Cyanogen Theme I made a simple video on YouTube for Italian audience showing how to install it, here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Fbj-8SRQxg&feature=youtu.be

Report

C

Buelligan

2 years ago

Cool. Thank you very much.

Report

9

ph0t0nix

2 years ago

9 +Well done! Nice looking, well thought-out theme.

Report

C

Buelligan

2 years ago

I found the original here https://wallpapercave.com/genetic-wallpapers
But I put a copy of the one I customized in Files for download.

Report

9

ph0t0nix

2 years ago

Great! Thanks.
I didn't know about wallpapercave.com. Thank you for pointing it out.

Report

9

ph0t0nix

2 years ago

By the way, can I find that background image somewhere online?

Report

dummy

2 years ago

Hi, can you replace the source link with a link to the actual source of the theme? Please also split icons into a seperate product with the appropriate category. Thanks.

Report

C

Buelligan

2 years ago

For which part? The Gtk theme is from gtk & gtk3 (Adwaita), the shell theme is from gnome-shell.
I had the option of one link, so it's a link to GNOME Gitlab.

The icons are available as an optional download and I'm not inclined to put them in a separate category as yet.
The icon theme was derived from Sardi Ghost Flexible, with some additions and improvements I've made over the past couple years. https://sourceforge.net/projects/sardi/

Report

dummy

2 years ago

Hi Buelligan, the source link is meant for your modifications, so do you have any git repo for those? If not, you can easily add as many repos as you like for your projects here (which is based on 100% opensource gitlab and will have many benefits of automating things and releases in the near future):
https://www.opencode.net/Buelligan

Report

xzj8b3

2 years ago

Is it beautiful but can you reduce the size of the calendar to make it a little more compact even for 1366x768 (16.9) monitors?

Report

C

Buelligan

2 years ago

Sorted. After taking your comment into account I realized that other people may have the same request but they didn't want to ask. ;-) https://www.opendesktop.org/p/1273486/startdownload?file_id=1542135628&file_name=themes-mini.zip&file_type=application/zip&file_size=1123733

Report

C

Buelligan

2 years ago

You could also change the font to one that works best for you.
With Neuropol X I had to increase the size to make it legible for me, but if you're using a small monitor you may have a style of font that scales down and remains legible.

Report

C

Buelligan

2 years ago

Reducing the calendar size requires that the font size be reduced, frankly I'm not planning to customize font sizes just for the calendar.

You can reduce the global font size which will scale down most everything. I'm old, my eyes aren't what they used to be & I use a large monitor. ;-)

But adjust this and see if you can find a happy medium for you (gnome-shell.css)
/* GLOBALS */
stage {
font-family: Neuropol X, Cantarell, Sans-Serif;
font-size: 10pt;

Report

bourbon

2 years ago

Hi Buelligan, Cyanogen is stunning in my opinion. One of the best themes around, installed yesterday. Maybe working on it you can see if possible to improve fonts' visibility on desktop, mounted volumes, for instance. Cheers!

Report

C

Buelligan

2 years ago

Thanks. What DE are you using it on? Because Gnome 3.30, at least the Arch Linux version doesn't give me the option to show icons on the desktop. I have to use an extension for that and it's rather limited.

Report

24 Nov 2018 2 years ago

Finally getting around to breaking Cyanogen down into distinct packages.

16 Nov 2018 2 years ago

Icons:
Corrected some colors in the 16px status icons

15 Nov 2018 2 years ago

Gtk3:
re-Rendered the sliders & text markers
Gnome shell:
Colored close buttons for consistency
Corrected some colors in onscreen keyboard
Improved look of dash labels and window captions
Corrected color of search icon
Xfce:
Corrected some visual problems in active panel button & workspaces

14 Nov 2018 2 years ago

Gnome shell:
Improved the appearance of text in the panel by adjusting icon & text shadow
Recolored the toggle switches
Corrected the appearance of active & hovered show apps controls
Adjusted text size in the mini version (still looking for some feedback on that)
Gtk3:
Reduced vertical padding in the mini version for better screen usage


Gtk2:
Adjusted what I could to scale down mini version as well

Made the wallpaper shown in the screenshot available.
Link to site of the original it was derived from.
(I made some slight color changes & enhancements)

13 Nov 2018 2 years ago

No longer Preview/WIP
Added a scaled down version for small monitors, i.e. Notebooks, Laptops, etc... Cyanogen-Mini

Gtk3:
Recolored sliders & text markers
Gtk2:
Finished
Icon theme:
Using the Desktop Icons extension uncovered an inconsistency in the full/empty trash cans. FIXED
evince.svg > og.gnome.Evince

12 Nov 2018 2 years ago

Shell theme:
A few slight mods, mostly the gdm login screen
Gtk3:
Darkened the titlebar a wee bit
Corrected a typo
Xfce:
Added theme, should look pretty good
openbox:
Added a rudimentary theme, not complete but should be functional

11 Nov 2018 2 years ago

Shell theme:
Revamped the gdm login screen again (you'll only notice it if you're using the gnome-shell-theme.gresource file)
Started recoloring some of the image files
Tidied up the look of the active panel buttons (I think)
Gtk3:
Removed some superfluous borders
Gave the tooltips some more consistent background color
Changed the look of the check & radio boxes

** Preview images have not yet ben updated to reflect current state

9 Nov 2018 2 years ago

Icons:
boxes.svg > org.gnome.Boxes.svg (current GNOME naming convention)
Shell theme:
A lot of changes for consistency. Currently about 90+% complete.
Heavy focus on gdm login appearance.
Gtk3:
A few minor changes, mostly text colors. Currently 98% complete.
Gtk2:
Adjusted some colors. Currently about 75% complete.
Still needs changes to buttons, entries, tabs, radio & checkboxes.

12345678910
71
product-maker ilnanny75 Mar 04 2020 10 the best
10 the best
product-maker aazkan Nov 27 2018 9 excellent
+1 Thank you for the Cyanogen-Mini. Like the blue-ness!
product-maker Paz-it Nov 17 2018 9 excellent
+Beautiful and creative as always !
product-maker ph0t0nix Nov 14 2018 9 excellent
+Well done! Nice looking, well thought-out theme.
product-maker thorhammerfist Nov 11 2018 9 excellent
+
product-maker autocrosser Nov 10 2018 9 excellent
+looking very good
product-maker waso99 Nov 10 2018 9 excellent
+
product-maker dayfuaim Nov 09 2018 9 excellent
+

0 comments
Comments

Please login or register to add a comment

Be the first to comment
SK-STUDIOS-DESIGN
Feb 16 2020
codegenki
Nov 14 2019
rainkun
Aug 23 2019
Paz-it
Nov 17 2018
Puli
Nov 13 2018
thorhammerfist
Nov 11 2018
waso99
Nov 09 2018
raulzmith43
Nov 08 2018
File (click to download) Version Description Gnome Versions Downloads Date Filesize DL OCS-Install MD5SUM
*Needs pling-store or ocs-url to install things
product-maker
Buelligan
Pling
0 Affiliates

Support-Box

Become a Supporter of "Cyanogen" and similar Gnome Shell Themes via a monthly donation of
  • $0.99
  • $2
  • $5
  • $10
  • $
    Enter a free Amount
Cyanogen is part of GTK Themes and Add-ons, which is supported by the following people:
More Gnome Shell Themes from Buelligan:
product
product
product
product
product
product
Other Gnome Shell Themes:
product
product
product
product
product
product
Details
license
GPLv3
version
3.30
updated Sep 22 2019
added Nov 08 2018
downloads 24h
9
mediaviews 24h 0
pageviews 24h 12
Report Misuse Report SPAM
System Tags gnome gnome-shell linux theme unix gplv3