GTK 3.x主题Blapple安装说明:
Blapple is a dark apple-like theme. it is based on Marples-black, and is a gtk3.2 theme.
Gtk3.2 broke the original Blapple, so i had to re-base it from Marples. I've redone the scrollbars, and a number of pixmaps, and have more modifications planned.
I've uploaded new screenshots too. Gtk2 and Gtk3 match fairly well, but one big difference is the toolbar, in order for a couple of apps that i use, to display properly, i had to make the toolbar light, like the background - i've added a drop shadow to hep it blend with the window decoration. i think it looks decent enough.
* FIREFOX COLOR ISSUES:
Quick Note: Firefox by default uses your gtk theme. this can cause issues, especially with dark themes - if you have issues with Firefox - text boxes being black, cant read text, etc...
..you'll need to access about:config (firefox config) in FF's addressbar, then type 'colors' in the searchbar... you can set firefox to ignore your theme colors, and/or specify your own colors ~ just open youtube in a separate tab (or other problematic sites), while you modify them to suit. it works like a charm :)
EXTRAS:
a few people have asked me for a couple of my GFX/logo/icons that i have made for gnome, they are available for download below, here is a quick run down of where they go, in the linux file-system;
* 1. Alien Gnome Logo
this file is called "side.png", and is used with gnome-system-monitor. Simply replace the existing side.png found here;
/usr/share/pixmaps/gnome-system-monitor/side.png
* 2. Gnome-tweak-tool alternate logo
the file is called "welcome.png" you must replace;
/usr/share/gnome-tweak-tool/welcome.png
with the new welcome.png file.
I use Archlinux, which allows me to stop future updates to both these files (so my logos never get replaced through an update ~ the NoUpgrade flag in pacman.conf). But i'm not sure how to do this in other distro's, so you are on your own, im sure it's possible though... ;)
*NEW* 3. Gnome-system-monitor 3.1.4 (dark remix, black graphs, other tweaks)
For this you will have to have GIT installed, and be willing to compile it because the colors are 'hardcoded', i have removed the cairo highlight tab crap... *my alien logo doesn't need to be downloaded seperately as it lives in my git branch. i have made other subtle changes to the source code.
steps from commandline;
1. git clone git://gitorious.org/gnome-system-monitor-blackgtk3/gnome-system-monitor-blackgtk3.git
2. cd into directory
3. ./autogen.sh
4. ./configure --prefix=/usr
5. make
6. sudo make install
enjoy ;)
效果图如下：
以上图片上传到红联Linux系统教程频道中。