Orion is a modern light theme for Gnome. It supports Gnome Shell, Unity, XFCE and Openbox. The theme is compatible with the latest GTK 3.4 and uses the Unico engine. It also includes a GTK 2.0 theme using Murrine engine.
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Ubuntu users can install Orion from our themes PPA using the following commands,
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface gtk-theme "Orion"
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Changelog:
11.05.2012 - Fixed selected background in nautilus, improvements to mutter/metacity
07.05.2012 - Fixed appearance in System Settings, improved tab design
07.04.2012 - Fixed glitches in the dark theme, adjusted tooltip style in GTK2 to match more with GTK3
06.04.2012 - Title text is now properly centered (mutter), support hiding of titlebar in apps like gnome documents (mutter), support dark theme in apps like movie player, lighter text in sidebar
05.04.2012 - Improved sidebar view, added support for beatbox, added openbox theme
04.04.2012 - Updated for Gnome 3.4
03.02.2012 - Added steppers to scrollbar, fixed desktop mode font color
01.02.2012 - Minor improvemwnts
29.01.2012 - Added mutter theme, support for xfwm, improvements to metacity theme
hi Satya, is it easy to change the window buttons?
I'm using 12.04 right now and because some of the extensions are not functioning in 3.4.1 so I'm switching to Unity at the moment. Normally I use the Adwaita window buttons however when the window is maximised it uses the windows button provided by Orion.
Can I change these buttons as easily as tweaking Gnome-Shell theme (there's an extension called windows button which I use in tandem with Maximus, I can change them by using gconf-tool or dconf-tool, I don't remember which one but you get the idea?
Really nice theme! Using it as my default theme for a while now, but I found a bug today. The theme overwrites the background properties of gedit's color schemes. If you choose cobalt for example, the background should be blue, but it remains white. Since i use cobalt on all my systems i simply worked around that by manually setting the background color in apps/gedit.css:
This will permanently set the background color to the cobalt-blue, however a real fix would be better for sure...does anyone know how I can fix really fix it?
Hm, you are right, it works perfectly on Gnome, but not on Xfce 4.08 (which comes with Ubuntu 12.04/Xubuntu). I updated to latest version of Xfce 4.10, according to the change log some GTK issues got fixed. Now everything works fine!
I'm using 12.04 right now and because some of the extensions are not functioning in 3.4.1 so I'm switching to Unity at the moment. Normally I use the Adwaita window buttons however when the window is maximised it uses the windows button provided by Orion.
Can I change these buttons as easily as tweaking Gnome-Shell theme (there's an extension called windows button which I use in tandem with Maximus, I can change them by using gconf-tool or dconf-tool, I don't remember which one but you get the idea?
thanks
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Since i use cobalt on all my systems i simply worked around that by manually setting the background color in apps/gedit.css:
GeditWindow .notebook GtkSourceView {
background-color: #001b33;
color: #ffffff;
}
This will permanently set the background color to the cobalt-blue, however a real fix would be better for sure...does anyone know how I can fix really fix it?
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I updated to latest version of Xfce 4.10, according to the change log some GTK issues got fixed. Now everything works fine!
step 1: open home folder
step 2: open filesystem in sidebar
hen i find the font color and background color of label of home directory are both white.
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Blog - Funsurf [link]
Profile - Facebook [link] , Google+ [link]
Twitter - @satya164 [link]