elementary xfwm4

XFCE/XFWM4 Themes

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this is a port of the elementary metacity theme. it tries to be as accurate as possible, so don't expect too much creativity here :)

hope it makes the lifes of xfce-users wanting to use the elementary theme easier.
Last changelog:

10 years ago

0.3 improved borders, removed round-button version
0.2 tweaked window-title color and shadow to match the buttons better
0.1 initial release

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10 years ago

0.3 improved borders, removed round-button version
0.2 tweaked window-title color and shadow to match the buttons better
0.1 initial release

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