moonlight

Openbox Themes

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jelloir

11 years ago

I really like this theme. It looks so smooth and is really easy on the eye.

Cheers!

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tawan

11 years ago

now it is perfect, thanks

so you have made my two most favourite themes. I look forward to your next..

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tawan

11 years ago

hi, very nice.

What/where is the GTK?

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Artaserse

11 years ago

ops... I forgot to put the link in the description :P
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Moonlight2?content=117826

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tawan
Jan 05 2010
File (click to download) Version Description Downloads Date Filesize DL OCS-Install MD5SUM
*Needs pling-store or ocs-url to install things
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