Enso-xfce

Enso-xfce Mod

Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): https://github.com/paullinuxthemer/Enso-gnome

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Description:

It based on Enso-gnome (by PaulXFCE) with gtk-2.0 folder from Prof-Gnome-Light-3.5 (by PaulXFCE) to can use in Mint xfce.
Remove border in menubar Firefox/ Libreoffice (see screenshot).
*** add version for dark panel
** note: I try it for fun because I don't know anything about css ^^ Thanks PaulXFCE again ^^

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masoudborbor
1 month ago

Hi, I really love this theme, very well-designed and elegant. Unfortunately when using this theme, items in the calendar (default gnome calendar) are not readable. Because I use the calendar to organize my tasks, that issue is really problem-making for me and I need to switch to other themes. Is there any way to fix this issue?

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masoudborbor
1 month ago

I even tried to change my calendar app to keep using this theme but the other apps did not satisfy my needs

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meetuagain
1 month ago

Thanks you, this theme is just my little changes from original theme "Enso-gnome" by PaulXFCE (I made for fun and don't know lots of css..). About you, I think you can try to install Enso-gnome (https://www.pling.com/p/1335592/) or try Prof-Gnome-theme (https://www.pling.com/p/1334194/) it similar themes.. In the other hand, "Unfortunately when using this theme, items in the calendar (default gnome calendar) are not readable" =>> this problems could be issues of dark/light theme, sometimes we use light theme and apps can't readable.. It'll be ok if PaulXFCE (or someone) made Enso-dark themes :) but I see him doesn't update Enso-gnome more (last update 2019-11-11). Beautiful theme, use and stand for it. Sorry I'm bad css and English too.

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