

A) <= ubuntu 9.10 nautilus compliant
B) == ubuntu 10.04 nautilus compliant
Furthermore, it would appear as though nautilus type A is naturally ugly, but recently has been correctable through use of "advanced" themes (like this one). In opposition to this, there is the naturally attractive nautilus type B, that unfortunately looks rather ugly when used with an "advanced" theme (like this one.
To get to my point... I would love to see (and expect that eventually) most, if not all themes be "converted" to work and look good with the new nautilus. - Apr 06 2010
It will eventually be an actual theme, right? It's not just one of those "if only" moments, is it? Because I really hope it will be done soon! This is quite possibly one of the, if not /the/ best theme(s) I've seen in... years! - Apr 05 2010

Beryl/Emerald Themes by ondra 3 comments
It's not that AWN or whatever it's called, is it? If it is, I'll have to have another look a that program... ;) - Apr 01 2010

Wallpapers Ubuntu by g3rry 2 comments

GTK2 Themes by estrayk 38 comments

GTK2 Themes by envyouraudience 5 comments

Wallpaper Other by Bignono 4 comments

GTK2 Themes by themer 7 comments

GTK2 Themes by themer 7 comments

GTK2 Themes by metak 102 comments

Wallpaper Other by themer 4 comments
OK, sorry it took so long, but here is the file for 1440 x 900
Also, I have provided this package
http://www.mediafire.com/?1w0l3jghz3m
In it, you will find 3 files. I couldn't just upload the xcf because resizing it would be complicated, so here are 3 separate files, and instructions:
1) Download and extract
2) Open the xcf - Change "Canvas size" (not scale) to your desired resolution
3) Open as layers the "overlay.png" file
4) place it between layers 1 & 2, with 100% set to "multiply"
5) Scale this layer to cover the image
6) Open (not as layers) the Tile bitmap, and tile it to your desired resolution. Place the result at the bottom of all the layers in your main image
7) Save it and you are done! Ask if you have any questions - I'll try to respond faster from now on!! - Feb 09 2009
http://www.mediafire.com/?izjjcomjzn3
Remember that for it to look like the screenshot, you need the font (it's mentioned in the file). Also, make sure it's in your home directory named ".conkyrc" (you have to add the dot). Lastly, some of my paths may not apply to you - edit them as need be - Jan 13 2009
yea, in the package there should be some small png's, they go inside /usr/share/icons/<icon theme>/<icon size*>/status
(*probably 22x22 or 24x24)
There should be a set of icons that look like the ones you have now, so just replace them (save them first if you want though ;)) - Jan 13 2009

Wallpaper Other by themer 4 comments
Yea, that should be no problem! In fact, I should just post an xcf so that you can put whatever background under the "element" - Jan 13 2009
you know what happened? I know exactly what went on... I made the new package, uploaded it, and then it lost it and kept using the old one... stupid - it usually has this problem with screenshots, but I've never seen it with packages before! - Oct 03 2008
(http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Discovery+Icon+Theme?content=69950)
and for conky, it's not from this site, but "microN56" (size 6 - it's bitmap so anything but 6 or multiples (12, etc) look blurry just FYI) - Sep 29 2008

GTK2 Themes by migedith 8 comments

GTK2 Themes by paraboy 12 comments

Wallpaper Other by themer 2 comments

Wallpaper Other by rubasu 26 comments

Various Gnome Stuff by Achim 3 comments

Wallpapers Gnome by cimi86 6 comments
And it's June 3rd now... should this not be either a) removed or b) updated with a link to the winners or something? - Jun 03 2008

Wallpaper Other by vaLarAinur 5 comments
I on the other hand would notice the instant I clicked anything... the lack of the simple sharp shadows on drop down menus, the fonts, the probable fact that a small section of the "start button" (assuming you mod this to fool them too) rather lights up where it shouldn't, or doesn't where it should. I would hope that EVERYBODY notices the fact that the "start button" would also have no unique "pressed" state :p - May 07 2008

Metacity Themes by themer 12 comments
I'll see if I can make a flat theme (non-adapting)... I just can't see why anyone would want a dark window border on a light theme... - May 01 2008

Metacity Themes by themer 12 comments

GTK2 Themes by walmis 28 comments

GTK2 Themes by walmis 28 comments

GTK2 Themes by UnixRoot 76 comments

Various Gnome Stuff by themer 6 comments
I have never seen that one before believe it or not!! - Apr 28 2008

Various Gnome Stuff by themer 6 comments

Various Gnome Stuff by themer 6 comments

Metacity Themes by themer 12 comments

GTK2 Themes by sprongler 8 comments
... my recommendation still applies though ;) - Apr 12 2008

GDM Themes by keulieminogue 13 comments
but yes, good idea. I do not dislike this content, but feel it does need to be categorized in a way that will make it easier to find, or avoid, depending on your feelings about it. - Apr 12 2008

GTK2 Themes by john007 2 comments

GTK2 Themes by sprongler 8 comments
PS I would recommend not using firefox 2 for preview purposes ;) Switch to version 3 (under the "developers" tab) It used the proper GTK buttons and such among other things. - Apr 12 2008

GTK2 Themes by Chrispy 85 comments

GTK2 Themes by Chrispy 85 comments
I really like the sliders, that's my favourite part! :D - Apr 11 2008

Metacity Themes by themer 16 comments
... the engine will be released as an update in the next few hours. - Apr 10 2008

Cursors by bavardage 15 comments

GTK2 Themes by OasisGames 25 comments

Beryl/Emerald Themes by combo8384 6 comments

System Software by yogin 134 comments
http://www.hotlinkfiles.com/files/1176966_8w6is/VisualExample.tar.bz2]VisualExample.tar.bz2
(170 Kb, tar.bz compressed archive)
contents: 4 images, "png" filetype - Mar 31 2008