Cyanogen

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

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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.

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bourbon
2 years ago

Hi Buelligan :) sorry, I forgot to write down details, when noticed it I did'nt find button to modify my mesage. I have been installing Cyanogen on Ubuntu 18.04 - Gnome Shell 3.28.3. I have volumes automatically mounted and icons coming out on the desktop, nothing to complain for the icons, I like gren color but should be good if the name comes out black or white instead of green. Green text is not easy to see at least with light wallpaper :) Ciao

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Buelligan
2 years ago

And when I say search & replace I mean every instance in the document, not just those specific entries.

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Buelligan
2 years ago

OK, but the overall "look" sort of assumes a dark background.
That said, this is what you do:
Open up gtk-contained-dark.css and near the bottom you'll see something like this
/* GTK NAMED COLORS ---------------- use responsibly! */
/*
widget text/foreground color */
@define-color theme_fg_color #2BB5C9;
/*
text color for entries, views and content in general */
@define-color theme_text_color #35E0FA;
Using the search and replace feature of your editor replace those values in the document with colors of your choice.
I do suggest that you change them to a color that doesn't exist so you can do global changes in the future.
I'm not sure if it's the foreground color or the text color that Nautilus 3.28 uses to display text but changing the values of one of those should get you what you want.

I may look at trying to change some text shadows here to help make the green standout better but not certain how successful I'll be. Cheers!

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bourbon
2 years ago

Thank you Buelligan

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Buelligan
2 years ago

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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.