Description: A SlicknesS-based theme I thought I'd go hog wild with, featuring the official colors of Mardi Gras. There's no included wallpaper with this, but the suggested icon theme is GNOME-Purple, which is available here on GNOME-Look at http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Gnome-Purple?content=110729. Enjoy! :-)Last changelog:
My attempt to hyperlink to the GNOME-Purple icon theme in the description didn't result in a hyperlink, so I edited that out of the description.
I like your work but I can't get any of the attractive elements visible when I use MS SlicknesS. I'm wondering if there is a library or something you use that xfce cannot use or understand.
One more thing, within xfce, when either MG 3 or MG SlicknesS are used the Gnome terminal and xfce terminal crashes only xterm is available. Once I switch to a different theme then I recover the use of the Gnome terminal.
Any ideas why this happens??
Aguilarojo, my guess here would be that it requires the pixmap engine, which all Slickness-based themes require (someone correct me if I'm wrong on this), so you might wanna check Synaptic and see if it says that that's installed. If not, I'd give that a try and see what happens.
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I like your work but I can't get any of the attractive elements visible when I use MS SlicknesS. I'm wondering if there is a library or something you use that xfce cannot use or understand. One more thing, within xfce, when either MG 3 or MG SlicknesS are used the Gnome terminal and xfce terminal crashes only xterm is available. Once I switch to a different theme then I recover the use of the Gnome terminal. Any ideas why this happens??
Aguilarojo, my guess here would be that it requires the pixmap engine, which all Slickness-based themes require (someone correct me if I'm wrong on this), so you might wanna check Synaptic and see if it says that that's installed. If not, I'd give that a try and see what happens.
The scrollbars and progressbars make me gag a little bit, but I really like the bold use of color on the menubar and titlebar.