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Darkness: A new theme for Openbox and the Murrine GTK Engine
Posted in Themes, Design, Linux on Monday, 29th January 2007 (7 Comments »)
In late December of 2006 I switched from GNOME to Openbox, a lightweight and extensible Window Manager (WM). I wasn’t satisfied with many of the existing themes for Openbox, and created my own. I’ve been using it for about one month now, and I feel it’s time to share it with the rest of the world.
You’ll need to grab two theme files, one is for Openbox and the other for GTK. In addition, you’ll also require the Murrine-GTK-Engine. If you’re using Arch Linux, a package is already available in the community repository under “gtk-engines-murrine”. Other distribution users should look here for more information.
Darkness for Openbox
MurrinaDarkness for GTK2
If you’re seeking a greyish GTK theme for the GNOME/Xfce desktop, also consider MurrinaDarkness.
You may also consider browsing my Openbox configuration files such as menu.xml and rc.xml, which you can locate here.