Description: JGD-Spring Awakening is a collection of themes for the Linux desktop. Featuring a fresh and friendly design, each theme's main color scheme is a pastel yellow and bright green.
Included in this theme package are GTK2, GTK3 (versions 3.10 and 3.20+) system themes and Openbox, Metacity and xfwm window themes. More screenshots are available at this theme's homepage.
The wallpaper used in the background is Banana Leaf Purple Flowers. There are two versions, a standard non-logo and an Openbox version. To get them, click on my screen name and look for Banana Leaf Purple Flowers.Last changelog:
10/14/21
Fixed background color for Audacity dialog boxes (widgets within widgets).
Great! A real spring on your desktop. Only thing i'm mising is a Metacity theme for use with Compiz on XFCE. JDG Fall Sunset already has a Metacity theme, i'm sure it won't be much trouble for you to include o
ne for this theme.
This reply is very late, but after looking at the Metacity code and files, it may be possible. Since Fall Sunset is based off of this theme, it is a matter of copy/pasting everything then changing the colors in each icon .svg file. It will be in the future, though.
Downloaded this to try because I wanted something light that was, for a change, not grey or muted blue/green and would actually still work (no longer being able to use my fave Murrine GTK 2 themes is annoying)... and I really like it a lot! Just enough colour without being hard to read, and with this part of the world coming into winter, the spring colours are a pleasant contrast. Thank you so much for creating this!
Very nice use of colors, looks real nice on the flashback desktop. At first, I blew it and installed the older and of course noticed your theme had also fallen to Gnome3.20, but you regrouped and made this one look very very good. I am in the process of regrouping and hopefully, I will be uploading more soon. Least is awesome someone not focusing on white and moving more to other colors. As I said, with these graphics cards being so outstanding why should we make our desktops look cheap? Am very happy you saw past that and made this classy theme! Look forward to seeing more of your work.
Ratings & Comments
9 Comments
10 10 the best
Great! A real spring on your desktop. Only thing i'm mising is a Metacity theme for use with Compiz on XFCE. JDG Fall Sunset already has a Metacity theme, i'm sure it won't be much trouble for you to include o ne for this theme.
This reply is very late, but after looking at the Metacity code and files, it may be possible. Since Fall Sunset is based off of this theme, it is a matter of copy/pasting everything then changing the colors in each icon .svg file. It will be in the future, though.
10 10 the best
Downloaded this to try because I wanted something light that was, for a change, not grey or muted blue/green and would actually still work (no longer being able to use my fave Murrine GTK 2 themes is annoying)... and I really like it a lot! Just enough colour without being hard to read, and with this part of the world coming into winter, the spring colours are a pleasant contrast. Thank you so much for creating this!
Very nice use of colors, looks real nice on the flashback desktop. At first, I blew it and installed the older and of course noticed your theme had also fallen to Gnome3.20, but you regrouped and made this one look very very good. I am in the process of regrouping and hopefully, I will be uploading more soon. Least is awesome someone not focusing on white and moving more to other colors. As I said, with these graphics cards being so outstanding why should we make our desktops look cheap? Am very happy you saw past that and made this classy theme! Look forward to seeing more of your work.
Thank you. In this one, I tried to match the GTK 2 version as closely as possible. More themes and updates will be on the way in the future.
9 Great theming for GTK2/3 and Openbox, because it look so different to other themes. THX :)
Thank you for your comment. This theme roughly follows the design of the Murrine GTK2 engine default look.