Google-Gnome

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Based on an emerald-theme (Googol by Dazzl) which I modified and the Google-chrome browser layout I build a matching GTK-theme and Emerald-theme. In the pack you will also find the 2 matching menu-buttons. No metacity-theme included.

The Firefox-theme is chromifox with 'hide-menu'-extension.

To install: untar the file you get from Deviantart twice! Then look in the file for the GTK-theme and the Emerald theme.
Drop the GTK theme in the Appearance-window. Use Emerald-theme manager and import the Emerald-theme.

Screenshots are taken from a netbook
(1024x600)

NEW:
Added a metacity theme called : GoogleGnomeMtcty in the metacity-section of gnome-look.

Please comment, rate or suggest!
Last changelog:

11 years ago

Menu-applets in the panel are having a wrong background. Any themers out there that can help me ?

INTREPID COMPLAINS ABOUT MISSING GTK-THEME ENGINE; BUT IT WORKS ANYWAY...
Pixbuf-engine apparently not working in Intrepid, any pixbuf-engine-required-theme will get this message.

NO PROBLEMS WITH HARDY

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twodogs

9 years ago

what font on bottom panel and window title-bars is that? I like it!

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shirteesdotnet

10 years ago

I like it a lot but how do we get the google icon to appear on our panel bar? I never did figure that out with other themes.

Otherwise looks great. Maybe you can come out with a new edition of this. I think there are some google OS screenshots floating out on the web now.

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shirteesdotnet

10 years ago

Also what icon set are you using?

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mathieu147

11 years ago

The curve in the menus is blurry.

Is there a way to not have this "curve" on the "applications|places|system" menu on the gnome panel?

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ramsesdm

11 years ago

nice theme, but what engine i need to install?

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paullinux

11 years ago

Doesn't it work? It should... See if you have GTK2-engines-pixbuf installed (see synaptic manager)

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ramsesdm

11 years ago

my theme manager show this message: "this theme will not look as intended because the required gtk+ theme engine is not instelled"

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paullinux

11 years ago

Yes, there seems to be a problem with Intrepid. But not with Hardy... So where do I start? Perhaps Intrepid is not bug-free??

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kulight

11 years ago

GTK2-engines-pixbuf is installed but the theme dosent work on intrepid RC

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ramsesdm

11 years ago

my problem is with intrepid too

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paullinux

11 years ago

Does anyone using 8.04 ubuntu having problems with this one?

Make sure that you untar the file twice! Because deviantart tars it again...
So after the first untar you get something like 'GoogleGnomePack.tar' Then untar it again, and look then in the file for the GTK-theme.

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11 years ago

Menu-applets in the panel are having a wrong background. Any themers out there that can help me ?

INTREPID COMPLAINS ABOUT MISSING GTK-THEME ENGINE; BUT IT WORKS ANYWAY...
Pixbuf-engine apparently not working in Intrepid, any pixbuf-engine-required-theme will get this message.

NO PROBLEMS WITH HARDY

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