


Compiz Themes by tmilovan 12 comments
Anyone still uses them?
How wel do they work on your distributions?
Thanks. - May 14 2010

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 95 comments
Anyone still uses them?
How wel do they work on your distributions?
Thanks. - May 14 2010

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
Anyone still uses them?
How wel do they work on your distributions?
Thanks. - May 14 2010

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
If you are referring on icon pack that is seen on the screenshots, that icon pack is separate package and is not related to T-ish in any way other than that I suggest it to be used with T-ish.
Regards, - Jul 20 2009

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
Go into it, select all and choose copy. In file manager (Nautilus) choose show hidden files. Go to folder .themes in your home folder and paste into.
Or, you can simply start theme manager and drag downloaded file onto it, but in that case you'll have only one t-ish variation installed.
Hope it helps. - Jul 12 2007

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
Cheers, - Jul 09 2007

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
- Jul 04 2007

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
What is your distro, and which repositories did you enable? - Mar 29 2007

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
About your problem: my guess is that the "ugly" windows are being run as root user and as such are displaying the root user theme.
Log in as root, change the root default theme to t-ish, log out and log in again as your default user. Everything shall look t-ish from now on :)) - Mar 27 2007

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
I found out how to get the scroll bars working in edgy:
just install the package:
gtk2-engines-pixbuf
and restart the xserver. - Mar 26 2007

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
Go to top gnome panel -> right click -> new panel. Go to newly created panel -> right click > propertes.
Choose orientation bottom then: turn off expand, turn on autohide, turn on "show hide buttons", turn off "arrows on hide buttons", set the size 48. Go to background tab choose solid color and tweak transparency to your liking.
Now this is important: on yor newly crated panel put the following applets:
- any launchers you prefer or use frequently
- desktop swithcer applet
- trash launcher
- desktop button
Of course, use OSX icons:)) - Mar 19 2007

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
I found out how to get the scroll bars working in edgy:
just install the package:
gtk2-engines-pixbuf
and restart the xserver. - Feb 23 2007

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
I just cannot find the time to upgrade to edgy so this info is much appreciated.
I'll post this to description section. - Feb 08 2007

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
I will look at this problem as soon as I find some spare computer where I can install edgy... for now though I'm restricted to dapper... - Jan 15 2007

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
The line is present only in ubuntulooks themes, clearlooks based themes are without the line. Ubuntulooks have this gradient menu so i found it better looking with line added. If you copy clearlooks part of configuration in .gtkrc to ubuntulooks gtkrc file you should lose the line.
The gradient: the first screenshot is done with compiz window manager running, hence the transparency. Others are done under Metacity. Install beryl or compiz and you'll have transparency. - Jan 11 2007

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
Easiest way to do this is:
sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines gtk2-engines-clearlooks gtk2-engines-ubuntulooks
That should work.
Toni - Jan 07 2007

Beryl/Emerald Themes by tmilovan 8 comments
This is not cotrolled by emerald theme but by gtk2 theme t-ish pack.
Problem is probably solved by this:
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You'll need to have gtk2-engines, gtk2-engines-clearlooks and gtk2-engines-ubunutulooks.
Easiest way to do this is:
sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines gtk2-engines-clearlooks gtk2-engines-ubuntulooks
That should work.
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if this doesn't help just look at the comments section under the T-ish Pack gtk2 theme. - Dec 22 2006

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
I'll try it and eventually include into next release. - Dec 14 2006

Beryl/Emerald Themes by tmilovan 8 comments
However, there seems to be some hard drive failure at beryl site and you should wait a while.
- Nov 28 2006

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
Easiest way to do this is:
sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines gtk2-engines-clearlooks gtk2-engines-ubuntulooks
That should work.
Toni - Nov 21 2006

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
And about thrash icon... It should appear that way when you add trash applet to the bar. The icon is from osx icon pack so I have no influence on it.
- Nov 21 2006

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
Then you have to choose aquastyle variation. - Nov 20 2006

Beryl/Emerald Themes by tmilovan 8 comments
It had always bothered me that I cannot make zero pixels borders with rounded edges.This had finally became possible with pixmap engines for emerald and compizthemer.
I'm glad your are happy with it. - Nov 07 2006

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 16 comments
>It sounds bad, but I see a better Tish theme with a bar similar, but not equal, to Rezlooks. A bar on its own style.
Well, actually I can see valid reasoning behind this idea. It will give more weight to the menubar which is good since gnome does not allow menus to be on the top of the screen.
However, I don't know If I'll be able to do it right. I'll try and see what comes out :))
>Finally: I don't love themes resembling mac, but yours are awesome.
Thanks. In fact I did those themes while both impressed and frustrated by mac themes. Tiger have so many good points but it annoys by inconsistency (one app is brushed, other is gray, the third is aqua). I believe a good gui has to be consistent and balanced. So I picked some ideas from tiger and did it my way.
Gnome on the other hand had engine that allowed consistency but it's mostly not elegant and streamlined enough, so I merged those two things... and to honest I'm pretty satisfied by results :)) - Nov 06 2006

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
Suggestions are always welcome.
I will test the theme with your buttons among friends around me.
If the review is positive I will include them as default, if test users say that they think current "active" buttons are better then there will be no change.
Let's trz it :))) - Nov 02 2006

Compiz Themes by BCMM 12 comments
About the other theme, I'll check. - Oct 12 2006

Compiz Themes by BCMM 12 comments
Btw, great work, it't goes well with T-ish for gnome :)) - Oct 11 2006

Compiz Themes by tmilovan 12 comments
Just let me know. - Jul 27 2006

Compiz Themes by tmilovan 12 comments
Go to top gnome panel -> right click -> new panel. Go to newly created panel -> right click > propertes.
Choose orientation bottom then: turn off expand, turn on autohide, turn on "show hide buttons", turn off "arrows on hide buttons", ste size 48. Go to background tab choose solid color and tweak transparency to your liking.
Now this is important: on yor newly crated panel put the following applets:
- any launchers you prefer or use frequently
- desktop swithcer applet
- trash launcher
- desktop button
Of course, use OSX icons.
Hope it helps. - Jul 20 2006

Compiz Themes by tmilovan 12 comments
http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=31618 - Jul 19 2006

Metacity Themes by nysosym 16 comments

GTK2 Themes by alex100 8 comments
I'm glad too see so many mods of my themes :))
I like your mod and would like to use it so here are two suggestions/requests:
1. Can you make it separate theme, so I don's have to overwrite original theme if I wish to use it?
2. Metacity does not blend seamlessly into gtk color on my laptop lcd, I think you should tweak metacity shading color.
That's about it :))
Regards, - Jul 12 2006

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
Will take a look at your theme and comment there.
About error you mention I cannot replicate it, I guess it's resolution based.
Which screen reslution you are using?
Cheers, - Jul 12 2006

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 138 comments
I can probably do it. I'll try it when I can spare some time, test it a bit and if it will not affect overall performance I'll publish it.
Regards. - Jul 04 2006
However, there is a problem sometimes with fitting the icons into button background (eg. evolution's new button or install, details and save buttons in theme chooser). They are either to close to borders, or they are not aligned consistently etc.
It also bothers me that blue higlights are not of the same shade everywhere.
This is ruing otherwise neat and polished feeling of this theme.
Fix this and I may consider abandoning my themes, in favour of Samui :)) - Jun 22 2006

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 95 comments
Thanks, - Jun 11 2006
I just cannot see my themes without your icons. And I'm glad you went away from tango folders though, I know original OSX folders are crappy but their shape was somehow right, so you did good move.
Thanks once more. - May 16 2006

Metacity Themes by tmilovan 2 comments

Various Gnome Stuff by caminoix 26 comments
This is good point. Ratings have no point if all users/visitors cannot vote.
However, required feedback when voting is not bad idea, also some more detailed statistics about voting and ratings will be more than welcome I think. - May 14 2006

Various Gnome Stuff by caminoix 26 comments

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 95 comments
Metacity buttons:
Start gconf-editor from console.
Or on ubuntu: go to:
Applications->System tools->Configuration editor
when gconf is started go to:
apps->metacity->general
and into button_layout field put the following values:
close,minimize,maximize:menu
Cheers - Apr 18 2006

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 28 comments
instal xcompmgr and start it with following options:
xcompmgr -sc -t 2 -l 2 -r4 -o .70 -C
Cheers, - Apr 01 2006

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 28 comments
However you could try it yourself. Just go to themes folder and try to change brush images.
Cheers, - Mar 31 2006

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 28 comments
Thanks,
TOni - Mar 29 2006

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 28 comments
Metacity buttons:
Start gconf-editor from console.
Or on ubuntu: go to:
Applications->System tools->Configuration editor
when gconf is started go to:
apps->metacity->general
and into button_layout field put the following values:
close,minimize,maximize:menu
Cheers - Mar 25 2006

GTK2 Themes by tmilovan 95 comments
There is the way but I don't know yet how exactly to do it.
Will let you know when I find out.
Cheers. - Mar 14 2006