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#1 2017-09-08 20:49:59

punishedhoob
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Registered: 2017-09-08
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gtk2 nimbus theme?

I am looking for the nimbus theme for Mate. 
I know it has been here in the past but I cannot find it, help please?

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#2 2017-09-08 20:59:01

ayekat
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Re: gtk2 nimbus theme?

Are you looking for a MATE window, icon, or GTK+ theme?

For the official packages and the AUR packages, you appear to be out of luck.
But there is an AUR 3 archive, which contains at least a GTK+ theme.

Otherwise you can always get the upstream code and write your own package (although from a quick web search, it seems that the theme has only been written for GTK+ 2, whereas MATE is predominantly GTK+ 3).


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#3 2017-09-08 21:49:26

punishedhoob
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Re: gtk2 nimbus theme?

ayekat wrote:

Are you looking for a MATE window, icon, or GTK+ theme?

For the official packages and the AUR packages, you appear to be out of luck.
But there is an AUR 3 archive, which contains at least a GTK+ theme.

Otherwise you can always get the upstream code and write your own package (although from a quick web search, it seems that the theme has only been written for GTK+ 2, whereas MATE is predominantly GTK+ 3).

How would I use this repo?

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#4 2017-09-08 22:01:40

ayekat
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Re: gtk2 nimbus theme?

The one on GitHub?
It's a PKGBUILD. See the Makepkg article (and maybe also the AUR article) for what to do with PKGBUILDs.
If you need help with git, there are countless resources and "tutorials" on the web, but from a pure user perspective, you usually just need

git clone {url of a repo}

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#5 2017-09-08 22:42:12

punishedhoob
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Re: gtk2 nimbus theme?

ayekat wrote:

The one on GitHub?
It's a PKGBUILD. See the Makepkg article (and maybe also the AUR article) for what to do with PKGBUILDs.
If you need help with git, there are countless resources and "tutorials" on the web, but from a pure user perspective, you usually just need

git clone {url of a repo}

Thank you.

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