Gred

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Gred is a dark theme with red highlights for GTK2.x and Metacity. Gred is a heavily modified version of LaGaDesk-N12-GTK by LGD.

LaGaDesk-N12-GTK can be found here:
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/LaGaDesk-N12-GTK+Collection?content=136036


The GNOME-colors icon theme, by perfectska04, blends well with this theme. GNOME-colors can be found here:
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/GNOME-colors?content=82562
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10 years ago

v. 0.8 - initial public release

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v. 0.8 - initial public release

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product-maker LGD Mar 08 2011 9 excellent
product-maker n3cr0-0 Feb 26 2011 9 excellent
product-maker housegecko Feb 17 2011 9 excellent
product-maker gracca Feb 17 2011 9 excellent
product-maker MK-64 Feb 17 2011 9 excellent

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LGD
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MK-64
Feb 17 2011
File (click to download) Version Description Downloads Date Filesize DL OCS-Install MD5SUM
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