Various Enlightenment and Terminology themes i'm working on, a branch per theme, development status for each theme is listed below.
For released themes you can simply download the bundled tarball extract it with tar -xf <ThemeName>-bundle.tar.xf and then run install.sh to put the files
in the appropriate spot in your home directory.
Building a theme is as simple as running the ./build-darkmod.sh script. The built theme should be automatically put in your theme directory.
If you would like to modify one of the themes or create a new theme with vtx or darkmod take a look at Hacking.md
Further info can be found at http://simotek.net/tech/projects/linux-themes/darkmod-enlightenment-theme-converter/
Further screenshots can be found in the Gallery or on my blog http://simotek.net/tech/projects/linux-themes/
| Branch Name | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Development | ||
| Upstream | Dev Only | Current working upstream dark theme (from elementary.git |
| Master | Dev Only | My base theme, Upstream + changes i have in all themes (color-paths.conf is just the default) |
| darkmod | ||
| Dark | Done | The old default enlightenment theme. |
| Extra Dark Green | Done | A darker theme then Dark with lots of green |
| Ice | Done | A light theme |
| Kitty | Semi Usable | A bit of fun |
| vtx | ||
| Dimensions | Done | A theme designed to work with and based on the Vertex GTK theme. |
| Fireball2 | In Development | A port of Toma's Fireball theme |
| Iceball2 | In Development | A port of Toma's Iceball theme |
| Grunge2 | In Development | A port of Toma's Grunge theme |
| Other | ||
| Cerium2 | Almost Done | A light theme based off Toma's old Cerium theme. |
| Transiant | In Development | Something i'm slowly working on, Significantly different to dark eats lots of CPU |
| Transiant | In Development | Something i'm slowly working on, Significantly different to dark eats lots of CPU |
| transiant-color | In Development | Like Transiant but with more colors |
| anti-transiant-color | In Development | Like transiant-color but without the transparent bits that eat CPU |
| openSUSE | ||
| openSUSE-e-42.1 | Release | The current default theme used in openSUSE (Was blue-green) |
| openSUSE-e-ice | Release | The Ice light theme with openSUSE Branding. |