Arc Theme on Ubuntu 16.04 looks weird
Solution 1
Hello follow the guide manual guide in https://github.com/horst3180/arc-theme I was having the same problem but its solved now.
Solution 2
Run following Commands,
sudo apt install git gnome-themes-standard gtk2-engines-murrine gtk2-engines-pixbuf
mkdir ~/.themes; cd ~/.themes/ && rm -rf Arc*
git clone https://github.com/sagarpanchal/arc-theme-ubuntu.git
cp -r arc-theme-ubuntu/Arc* . && rm -rf arc-theme-ubuntu
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface gtk-theme 'Arc-Darker'
After running above commands, open unity tweaks and change your theme!
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mnj
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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mnj almost 2 years
I just installed Arc theme on Ubuntu 16.04 using version for ubuntu 15.10 (that's what's available on creator's website: http://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=home%3AHorst3180&package=arc-theme)
Here's how it looks on my setup:
I activated this theme using Unity Tweak Tool.
Firstly in Nautilus the left panel looks weird - it should also be transparent. Secondly every window gets a little thicker just below titlebar on both sides.
Do you know if there's a way to fix it? I really like this theme, probably best available.
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bitseater about 8 yearsAre you installed gtk2-engines-murrine?
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3289105 about 8 yearsSame happens to me and i have murrine engine installed.
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mnj about 8 yearsI only installed arc theme, ubuntu-restricted-extras and unity tweak tool. Nothing more
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mnj about 8 yearsSo I followed Manual Installation guide as you suggested and now Nautilus looks as it should. But still I have these problems: - windows get thicker just under titlebars (shown on screenshot in the first post) - there is no transparency
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Dalamar about 8 yearsSame issue for me.
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Sagar Panchal about 8 years@Loreno Transparency feature won't work with Unity, it is for Gnome shell.
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unhammer over 7 yearsIf you do this, you may have to remove Arc folders from /usr/share/themes (or
apt-get uninstall arc-theme
if you installed it with apt) -
Sagar Panchal almost 7 years@unhammer Not necessary. Themes in ~/.themes will override themes in /usr/share/themes.