Fluent GTK Theme Set

Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): https://github.com/freefreeno/Fluent-KDE

Description:

Fluent GTK themes to match the Fluent Plasma themes and color schemes
There is a full KDE Plasma theme that matches and when you have it all installed it looks great.

There is not a look and feel but there 6 Plasma themes and 5 color scheme to go with these themes.
The reason for for so many is I love this theme and there is an extra plasma theme for people who like very dark kickoff menu and panel but is matches really well with all of them.
The Plasma themes are here:
https://store.kde.org/p/1305897

The 5 color schemes are here:
https://www.pling.com/p/1305892

The Konsole themes are here:
https://store.kde.org/p/1305909

My favorite is the Fluent-darker-2 GTK and color scheme and the Fluent Black Plasma theme.

The icons in the screenshots are the Newaita icons found here: https://github.com/cbrnix/Newaita

Wallpaper in screenshots is from Charlie Henson and there is a lot more of these great wallpapers here: https://www.pling.com/u/charlie-henson

I use some of Vinceliuce widgets and recolor them and change stuff but the originals are here:
https://www.pling.com/u/vinceliuice

Robillard
1 year ago

10 10 the best

Report

fkorpsvart
1 year ago

9 9 excellent

Report

freefreeno
1 year ago

Thanks.

Report

fkorpsvart
1 year ago

When you wrote the word "Fluent", I imagined that you were referring to the new design of Windows 10, called "Fluent Design", with transparencies and other effects

Either way, it's a good theme, great work, FREEFREENO.

Report

freefreeno
1 year ago

By the way thanks.

Report

freefreeno
1 year ago

No Windows thoughts involved I promise.
But the transparency is there for sure in my plasma themes. Check them out. These themes are only designed to be ran in KDE. Sorry if your if not on KDE.

Report

fkorpsvart
1 year ago

No, no, it's a good theme, I've tested it and it looks great.
And yes, the transparencies are notorious in your themes.

No matter the desktop environment that is, when I like a theme, I must try it.

Report