Daemonic Smegma NG

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Description:
This is the GDM Version of the KDM Theme Daemonic Smega, made by Hersch Stevenson

Screenshot 1 shows the old version
Screenshot 2 shows the new version
Screenshot 3 shows the cloudy version

I used "loginproject" as template.
Icons taken from my Oxygen-Refit Set.

If you want to have different icons unpack the tarball and replace them by your favourites
(take care to use the same names!!)
Last changelog:

1.0-1:

- new version
- cloudy version

1.0:

- initial port


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6 Comments

lynxme

I wish to understand the cause of the error. Because when I tried to use the KDM theme,the error is "The greeter theme is corrupt. The theme does not contain definition for username/password entry element." I wish to use the same graphics of the KDM theme, and not the loginproject. Is the error refer to the username/password in the smegmata.xml, please? thank you in advance, lynx

Chrispy

that's because kdm and gdm work different. kdm uses: <item type="rect"> <normal color="#ffff00" alpha="0.0"/> <pos anchor="w" x="150" y="50%" width="90" height="160"/> <!-- username-label --> <item type="label"> <pos anchor="ne" x="90%" y="35%"/> <normal color="#ffffff" font="Sans 11"/> <stock type="username-label"/> </item> <!-- password-label --> <item type="label"> <pos anchor="ne" x="90%" y="55%"/> <normal color="#ffffff" font="Sans 11"/> <stock type="password-label"/> </item> </item> <item type="rect"> <normal color="#00ffff" alpha="0.0"/> <pos anchor="w" x="240" y="50%" width="170" height="160"/> <!-- username-entry --> <item type="entry" id="user-entry"> <pos anchor="n" x="45%" y="35%" height="24" width="150"/> </item> <!-- password-entry --> <item type="entry" id="pw-entry"> <pos anchor="n" x="45%" y="55%" height="24" width="150"/> </item> </item> gdm uses: <!-- username/password label & entry container --> <item type="rect"> <pos anchor="n" x="50%" y="325" height="box" width="box"/> <box orientation="horizontal" spacing="10" expand="true"> <!-- username/password label --> <item type="label" id="pam-prompt"> <pos x="0"/> <normal color="#ffffff" font="Sans Bold 11"/> <stock type="username-label"/> </item> <!-- username/password entry --> <item type="entry" id="user-pw-entry"> <normal color="#000000" font="Sans Bold 11"/> <pos width="100" height="20"/> </item> </box> </item>

lynxme

First of all, many thanks for your great job. Tomorrow I'll install this great theme. I want to learn more about this theme modification, so if it possible you could help me to modify this theme, because I'm a brand new one linux user.... thanks a lot, lynx

Chrispy

tanks. This is my first GDM Theme, so I'll have to learn, too. Tell me what you want to know and I'll try to help you.

solarfields

man.. i dont want to tell you what "smegma" means in my language.. good that not many people understand it ,-)

Chrispy

I don't know what it means, but that was the name of the KDM Version.

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GDM Themes

For applying GDM themes, there is this tool:
https://github.com/juhaku/loginized

Note Ubuntu uses LightDM, so you would need to switch to GDM first to use GDM themes:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/346330/how-to-apply-theme