Description: This silver Fusion X theme was designed by popular request. We hope you enjoy the look and feel of this new style which uses a blend of glossy silver elements overlayed on soft brushed metal.
This was derived from our "Fusion X" theme inspired by Max Rudberg's BBX appearance theme designed for use with Apple's OS X operating system.
You'll find a KDE pixmap style and a corresponding IceWM window decoration inside the package. Untar the archive somewhere and run "sh ./install.sh" as user on the command line.
After the script finished successfully, open KDE's Control Center, chose "Appearance & Themes" and select the style "fusionx-silver". Go to "Window Decorations", select "IceWM" then the "Configuration [IceWM]" tab and chose "fusionX-silver".
NOTE: If you don't like the window button order you can change them via the window decoration "Buttons" tab.
This theme might be hardly usable on very slow hardware.
I really love this theme. It is by far my favorite, however, i find that it is difficult to grab the borders to resize them. (this is solved by not using the fusionXsilver window decoration) is there some way to set a wider resize grabbing area?
am i the only one experiencing this problem?
thankyou much.
john
Love it. The crappy thing is, I'm not using a theme without a gtk and gtk2 counterparts. This is a thing in linux I can't see anyone being happy about.
Great job indeed. I might make a few tweaks to the overall gradients and such. Maybe blend a more Sosumi look into the whole scheme of things ;) Great nonetheless.
This theme is beautiful, and I'm definitely going to use it for a while. However, would you consider giving the gradients on the title bars and buttons (especially on the task bar) a little less contrast? It doesn't need to be a big change, but the text is a little hard to read at first glance right now.
Aside from that, it's great.
Thanks!
Charlie
I'm wondering if anyone else is have a problem displaying the menu button on the top with this theme?
I originally had the Fusion X Aqua installed but this fits everything else so much better, but I can't seem to get it to display the Menu button.
Any thoughts?
XinMan
The minimalistic window decoration design of Silver and Bronze miss a menu button, so there is no chance to display one. Since you can get the menu by right-clicking the window title anyway this should be no great loss: a menu button would be redundant.
But if you insist I will add a menu button in the next update of all Fusion X themes.
It is up to you, I just wasn't sure if that was the way it was supposed to be if you include it and someone doesn't want it they can always remove it in the control center, but if you don't include it then you can't just add it easily. Just a thought though, it's up to you!
Thanks,
XinMan
I like all of this theme but the scrollbars...
no convess/concave(not sure if these are the correct english words) effect.
Anyway i'm using your theme :)
A simple question: which icon set in the second screenshot?
These are SlicK icons. They look very good with this theme.
I think they are delivered by default with KDE nowadays, but you can find them here on KDE-Look as well. They are really elaborated but woefully underrated, and it's a shame only few people seem to use them anymore.
Ratings & Comments
11 Comments
I really love this theme. It is by far my favorite, however, i find that it is difficult to grab the borders to resize them. (this is solved by not using the fusionXsilver window decoration) is there some way to set a wider resize grabbing area? am i the only one experiencing this problem? thankyou much. john
Love it. The crappy thing is, I'm not using a theme without a gtk and gtk2 counterparts. This is a thing in linux I can't see anyone being happy about.
Just wish ,it would handle Translucent menu I love my Translucent menu but over all awesome
Great job indeed. I might make a few tweaks to the overall gradients and such. Maybe blend a more Sosumi look into the whole scheme of things ;) Great nonetheless.
This theme is beautiful, and I'm definitely going to use it for a while. However, would you consider giving the gradients on the title bars and buttons (especially on the task bar) a little less contrast? It doesn't need to be a big change, but the text is a little hard to read at first glance right now. Aside from that, it's great. Thanks! Charlie
I'm wondering if anyone else is have a problem displaying the menu button on the top with this theme? I originally had the Fusion X Aqua installed but this fits everything else so much better, but I can't seem to get it to display the Menu button. Any thoughts? XinMan
The minimalistic window decoration design of Silver and Bronze miss a menu button, so there is no chance to display one. Since you can get the menu by right-clicking the window title anyway this should be no great loss: a menu button would be redundant. But if you insist I will add a menu button in the next update of all Fusion X themes.
It is up to you, I just wasn't sure if that was the way it was supposed to be if you include it and someone doesn't want it they can always remove it in the control center, but if you don't include it then you can't just add it easily. Just a thought though, it's up to you! Thanks, XinMan
Jau Baby jau, i love this style. It?s mine. Thx, very gooooooood work!!
I like all of this theme but the scrollbars... no convess/concave(not sure if these are the correct english words) effect. Anyway i'm using your theme :) A simple question: which icon set in the second screenshot?
These are SlicK icons. They look very good with this theme. I think they are delivered by default with KDE nowadays, but you can find them here on KDE-Look as well. They are really elaborated but woefully underrated, and it's a shame only few people seem to use them anymore.