
Window Decoration Theme for Plasma Next
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work):
Description:
Just some ideas to fit in with the upcoming Plasma Next desktop. This was done with the collaboration of many over at the KDE Visual Design Group forum. Go check out the work being done on Plasma Next and get involved yourself if you have ideas! http://forum.kde.org/viewforum.php?f=285
INSTALL
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These require manual installation, for now. To install, just extract the archive and copy each folder to ~/.kde/share/apps/aurorae/themes/ Last changelog:
INSTALL
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These require manual installation, for now. To install, just extract the archive and copy each folder to ~/.kde/share/apps/aurorae/themes/
0.8
- cleaning up and refining buttons
0.8.1
- includes original version of 'thin'
Ratings & Comments
44 Comments
Hi there - i still love these deco set, can you port it to current Plasma?
I ended up using your theme as a base when trying to make my own theme. I ended up just recolouring it with ctrl+f to a semi-transparent black (and turned on the shadows). Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/GIRgHaq.png Is it okay if I submit this as a new artwork here?
Sure, go for it! Looks awesome, btw! Thanks for checking!
Muchas Gracias por tu tema! Un Saludo!
Really awesome and cool ideas/looks. Have been using some other for over a year now and this is the first I'll be switching to - liked the Black (would prefer the thin version) and the Grey is cool, well the blue are nice as well :) Keep the work rolling, preferably with whole packs - plasma theme, icons, etc.
thanks a lot for this styles, but how can i install this?
Just copy each folder to ~/.kde/share/apps/aurorae/themes/
How to install it for each user ?
System wide? That would be /usr/share/kde4/apps/aurorae/themes/
Please, can you offer a second Package, which includes the "original thin" Theme with a light blue (#E9F2FF) Title Bar or explain me, how i can make this by myself ?
Any chance on making these obey the colors dialog so you can use whatever colors and contrasts you would like?
Aurorae can't do this, unfortunately. If I find a way to do it I'll update asap.
ah ok, thats a shame. either way great work! http://i.imgur.com/cZ8iA6o.png
ah ok, thats a shame. either way great work! http://i.imgur.com/cZ8iA6o.png
Thanks and nice desktop!
thanks! inspired by your deco obviously!
Borderless versions could be nice too, any chance to do it?
It's doable, and I love borderless decorations, but it's almost impossible to resize with Aurorae.
Do not listen to others telling you its not a good idea. This work looks amazing. Do not give up. It looks nice to me. Keep working on this one. This could help others wanting to use KDE instead of the windows OS.
Thanks! I can only laugh about the complainers. I never understood people who down-vote or complain without giving a reason for it. Just don't download it if you don't like it! :D Anyway, glad YOU like it and thanks very much for your kind words.
I still like 6 so much, please make a version with a colourfull and round radio button, instead this grey one. PLEASE :D
Please spend me a link to next-thin 0.6 !
I've re-uploaded with 0.6 included. Just download again to get it.
You are awesome :D
Your description might have given people the impression that votes would convey their opinion of the direction KDE is going in. Given minimalistic flat/non-gradient graphics are going hand-in-hand with users losing options to control how the UI looks & acts, it makes sense KDE fans might react poorly, if you see what I mean. I can't speak for anyone else, but I rarely bother with even friendly constructive criticism because of the increasingly common attitude of "if you don't love every aspect of my work, STFU and go make your own." It's easy to forget how responsive the KDE crew was to complaints about problems in early versions of 4, as just every non-KDE program & OS/DE team since then has blown off protests. Just some thoughts hopefully showing you the reasons behind some of the reactions you're likely to see whenever you link your work to KDE 5. :-)