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Pnevma

John Doe
Hi, I am Pnevma and I create Pek-WM Themes and GTK2 Themes.

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Pek-WM Themes

Monochrome

Pek-WM Themes Jul 22 2009
Score 50.0%

Stippled

Pek-WM Themes Jul 08 2009
Score 50.0%
GTK2 Themes

Murreza

GTK2 Themes Jan 21 2010
Score 68.6%
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Murreza

GTK2 Themes 15 comments

by Pnevma
Score 68.6%
Jan 21 2010
I recall changing something related to the Silver version, but I changed a lot overall. If you happen to find an older version of the theme, let me know and I'll take a look. - Mar 04 2010
Thanks for the feedback :P - Jul 14 2009
Sorry, I'm using the Firefox nightlies which seem to have fixed this problem. So I didn't noticed.

You can download and move this file http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?mijdmz1qwmu to the ~/.mozilla/firefox/*.default/chrome/ folder. The .mozilla folder is hidden in your home directory. - Jul 14 2009
That's not metacity, it's xfwm. That's the default theme in xfce 4.6. :P - Jun 22 2009
Wow, that looks awesome! Feel free to use the name Murreza for whatever you want to; it's just something I came up with quickly. :P - Dec 15 2008
Stippled

Pek-WM Themes 22 comments

by Pnevma
Score 50.0%
Jul 08 2009
I made them using Color Schemer (http://www.colorschemer.com/online.html). You can find them here http://github.com/Pnevma/config/tree/master/.Xdefaults#L65 - Jan 08 2009
It uses a plain pixel border for everything else besides the menus. The stippled border doesn't look too good if it's used on anything but something with a matching color.

Use something like this in your autoproperties:

Quote:
DecorRules {
Property = "^urxvt,^URxvt" {
Decor = "Menu"
}
Property = "^Weechat,^URxvt" {
Decor = "Menu"
}
}


...if you want to force the stippled borders onto certain application. It works well with terminals. - Dec 26 2008
Sure, you can find it here: http://goobacks.deviantart.com/art/New-Wave-103364265 - Dec 22 2008
Ah, that's transset-df and xcompmgr. I have Mod1 + C binded in PekWM to do 'transset-df -p' which will make any window transparent. - Dec 16 2008
Well, I uploaded a screen shot of my current setup using Murreza - http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Murreza?content=93558, which I made too. Besides that, I suppose any dark theme would look good. - Dec 15 2008
Haha, it's actually only up to 1.8. I've been using the git version (1.9) for a while now. I forgot it hasn't actually been released.

As for why it won't work in anything but 1.8+, I figured out the define function I used was only just introduced into 1.8.

I'll edit the description to note that. - Dec 13 2008
Oops, double post. Uhm, you are using PekWM 1.8/1.9? It doesn't seem to work in 1.7.

You can toggle the workspace indicator in you config file. - Dec 13 2008
Hey, thanks for the comment. To make a theme titlebar-less, you just use the placeholder texture, "Empty", where you would usually put your titlebar textures (buttons sub-section).

And by pager, do you mean the workspace indicator? That's what shows up when you change workspaces. I just GIMP'd all of it together for the screen shot. - Dec 13 2008
Hey, thanks for the comment. To make a theme titlebar-less, you just use the placeholder texture, "Empty", where you would usually put your titlebar textures (buttons sub-section).

And by pager, do you mean the workspace indicator? That's what shows up when you change workspaces. I just GIMP'd all of it together for the screen shot. - Dec 13 2008