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Re: Another (tweaked) theme--IceXimian3

Posted: Thu 24 Jun 2010, 00:35
by Ibidem
And here's the screenshot.
This is on Ubuntu.
Image

Windows 7 theme?

Posted: Sun 15 Aug 2010, 23:36
by Dromeno
Does anybody know if a Windows 7 theme for iceWm exists for puppy and if so the location of the pet? Especially the transparancy woul be nice to have!

Posted: Mon 16 Aug 2010, 01:32
by joel
Well there's this, just extract it to which ever folder has the themes, maybe /root/.icewm/themes ?

For transparency you need a composite manager. Ice WM doesnt control that.

Posted: Thu 19 Aug 2010, 02:42
by Ibidem
joel wrote:Well there's this, just extract it to which ever folder has the themes, maybe /root/.icewm/themes ?

For transparency you need a composite manager. Ice WM doesnt control that.
/root/.icewm/themes/ or /usr/share/icewm/themes/ will do.
The latter is system-wide, but then Puppy usually is single-user (except Grafpup & Pizzapup).

Transparency--IceWM does do some of that if the theme is designed right (transparent xpms); not sure if it supports translucent xpms though.

I use xcompmgr with transset when I feel like having transparent windows.
From my ~/.icewm/keys (equivalent to /usr/share/icewm/keys):

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key "Ctrl+Alt+c" 				xcompmgr -s
key "Ctrl+Alt+Shift+x" 			killall xcompmgr
key "Ctrl+Alt+t" 				transset .9
key "Ctrl+Alt+x" 				gps
key "Ctrl+Alt+e" 				xfe ~/
key "Shift+Print" 				scrot -u -b
key "Print" 					scrot
Since Meta maps to Ctrl + Alt by default (here in Ubuntu--stock IceWM, Puppy may be different), I get
Win+c......start compositing (needed for transparence) with server-side (hard) shadows; you must set transparency for each window to get it
Win+Shift+x.....Get rid of the eye candy--stop compositing
(Note that restarting compositing with Win+c will make it look the same as before Win+shift+x)
Win+t.......set slight translucence where you click
Win+x......Task manager--pick another for best luck (gps is gtk1 from
https://launchpad.net/~ibid-ag/+archive ... /+packages; needs the gtk1 libs)
Win+e.......Browse home directory with xfe (must install!)
Printscreen...save screenshot to ~/scrot_<date_etc>.png; needs scrot
Shift+printscreen....Screenshot of active window

Sorry for the long post.

Posted: Tue 14 Sep 2010, 05:37
by morgonzola
wow
looking thorough all these themes and all the work and collaboration, i can safely assume we have a bunch of professional theme makers here

i have a challenge in mind for all you guys out there

not a request a challenge

who can come up with the best google chrome icewm theme

im sure you are all familiar with google chrome
if you are not check here

on your mark, get set, GOOOOOOOO

Posted: Wed 29 Sep 2010, 19:12
by commander_keen
Hello,
I have been using the LINTHERED theme for a while. I like it, but the frame had blemished colours (at least i thought so).
I gimped a bit on one of the them and made a "smoother" frame.
I hope there's no rights problem or something because I edited the file. I simply assumed this change is within the thoughts of open source.

anyway here you are.

Thanks to CatDude for creating such a great theme.
Keen

hooo... I just noticed there are another 15 pages. I hope I did not post something 20 poeple did before.

Posted: Thu 30 Sep 2010, 06:22
by commander_keen
Another question (slightly off-topic):
AFAIK these .pet files are made for the puppy Linux packet manager. How can I use themes which were uploaded as .pet files if I do not use puppy (but crux).
Is there a way to extract the original theme files?

Thanks in advance,
Keen

Posted: Thu 30 Sep 2010, 07:05
by ttuuxxx
Just rename the .pet to tar.gz and any file decompression application like file-roller,xarchive, xarchiver will extract it, then just copy the themes to the correct directories.
Note ! usually it will give you a error when extracting, this is normal, the files will still work perfectly and will be 100% complete, it gives this message because puppy packages have a extract file in which other decompression application don't know how to handle.
ttuuxxx

example
before---> firefox-3.pet
after---> firefox-3.tar.gz

Posted: Thu 30 Sep 2010, 07:45
by commander_keen
it worked ;-)

thank you ttuuxxx!

Posted: Tue 19 Oct 2010, 15:40
by Eyes-Only
Hi Keen! :D

WOW!! You've done a really superb job here in 'gimping up' the quality of this theme and I wished that I hadn't had been so busy so that I'd have seen this earlier - I really do like this!

So thanks for your additional tweakings. Very much appreciated!

Another thing: Did you make the "Start Button" or did CatDude? I've made several myself ( perhaps the easiest thing to do graphically :wink: ), nothing spectacular like Tux has done of course - he's "Da Man!" in that department! - but this one in this theme is really neat I must say, and goes very well with the "Vista-Puppy"-like Wallpaper which I believe may be found on Dejan's site.

Again: Thanks for you efforts Keen! Keep up the great work my fellow Puppian friend, okie?

Cheers/Amicalement,

Eyes-Only
"L'Peau-Rouge d'Acadie"

Posted: Tue 19 Oct 2010, 21:40
by MU
Here is a combination of former themes, slightly tweaked.

Brushed Leopard is a combination of the Gtk2 themes Mac4Lin_GTK_v0.4 and Brushed.
It combines the typical Mac look of windows, but without the coloured sliders and buttons, they are now from the brushed theme.

The Icewm window decoration is a repainted Leopard-0. I modified the titlebars, so that now they seamlessly fit with menubars and window-backgrounds. The original version had a "stripe" among the titlebar and the rest.

I also included a matching theme for XFCE windows (originally was called Leopard-Round).

And the background blue-bend.jpg.

This theme does not include icons.

Mark

Posted: Thu 21 Oct 2010, 15:08
by Eyes-Only
Hey Mark! :D

Thanks for posting these updates Mein Broder! ;) Excellent themes made even better under your expert hands! I've always enjoyed very much your Mac-Look IceWM themes as well as your puplets/versions.

Likewise, I've really missed reading your posts around here...

I hope that all is going well with you my brother!

Thanks once again for your updated themes!

Mazzel! Amicalement!

Eyes-Only
"L'Peau-Rouge"

Posted: Sat 25 Dec 2010, 23:47
by neurino
MU wrote:Here is a combination of former themes, slightly tweaked.

Brushed Leopard is a combination of the Gtk2 themes Mac4Lin_GTK_v0.4 and Brushed.
Hi MU, I'm trying your gorgeous theme but (see screenshot) all menu icons (except one installed by pets) are vanished and also the ones in tray (see Skype is running but no icon in tray)

Any suggestion on how to fix this?

kewl, picoGUI -- any interest in themes?

Posted: Tue 04 Jan 2011, 19:30
by cagliostro
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kewl, picoGUI - simple blue IceWM themes from KDE-look. I didn't think anyone had done anything with these, but maybe I'm wrong. I modified the buttons slightly. Kewl had gray buttons, I made them white. PicoGUI had smaller blue marks.

I took QuanX from here, and added the taskbar and menu, but I no longer know what I'm doing in Lucid Puppy 5.1.1. I can't find the defaults that make the battery, speaker, and internet icons in the task bar.

So to make these themes usable I slightly modified title bars and patched them together with WhoDo's ElbergBlue. So these currently have the same menu and taskbar as that theme. (Thanks, WhoDo, sorry about that. I'll delete post if you don't want this.) Anyway, I was doing this because I thought my Lucid Puppy needed more light IceWM themes.

Re: kewl, picoGUI -- any interest in themes?

Posted: Tue 04 Jan 2011, 22:11
by WhoDo
cagliostro wrote:So to make these themes usable I slightly modified title bars and patched them together with WhoDo's ElbergBlue. So these currently have the same menu and taskbar as that theme. (Thanks, WhoDo, sorry about that. I'll delete post if you don't want this.) Anyway, I was doing this because I thought my Lucid Puppy needed more light IceWM themes.
Nothing to be sorry for, cagliostro. It is the nature of GPL for things to be added, altered, removed and modified as time goes by. It's called "progress", at least most of the time! :lol: I'm happy to see IceWM still being supported as an alternative in Puppy. 8)

BTW, defaults in Lucid are now in /usr/share/icewm directory. Hope that helps.

Posted: Fri 07 Jan 2011, 18:23
by Eyes-Only
Very sharp-looking themes there cagliostro! Thanks for having posted those as for one I sure do appreciate using them in my various installs of Puppy. ( I only have around 11 Puppies installed on this computer. ;) )

Keep up the great work cagliostro!

Cheers/Amicalement,

Eyes-Only
"L'Peau-Rouge"

Posted: Sat 16 Apr 2011, 05:22
by 106498
Here's my first IceWM them, a simple, flat, dark coloured theme.

I called it: SlimGrey

Just extract to ~/.icewm/themes or /usr/share/icewm/themes

Not everyone's taste, but at least it won't cost much bandwidth to download!

Posted: Wed 24 Aug 2011, 20:20
by AF Branden
Does anyone know where I can find this icewm theme?:

http://puppy.b0x.me/gallery/index.php?iID=250

I really like the menu button.

Posted: Wed 24 Aug 2011, 20:59
by dejan555
It's not icewm, it's bmpanel :) I don't remember where I got it from but it was arch linux bmpanel theme I believe and I edited the button. I'll try to find it if I still have it.

Posted: Thu 25 Aug 2011, 00:23
by ttuuxxx
AF Branden wrote:Does anyone know where I can find this icewm theme?:

http://puppy.b0x.me/gallery/index.php?iID=250

I really like the menu button.
you also could just view the screenshot fullscreen , then take a snapshot, and crop around the button and then save the button and use it in icewm. :)
ttuuxxx