How could I change my theme colors like this? (Pic below) or can I find a theme like this?
Solution 1
To change theme colors there are three files you need to edit.
/usr/share/themes/{theme name}/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
/usr/share/themes/{theme name}/gtk-3.0/settings.ini
/usr/share/themes/{theme name}/gtk-2.0/gtkrc
In the beginning of these files you'll find 4 pairs of core foreground and background colors used in applications based on the gtk 2 and gtk 3 libraries. Pair base_color and text_color are used for the document or text entry portions of windows where bg_color and fg_color are are used for the windows area where icons and labels are displayed. Selected pair is for selected text and the tooltip pair is used for the tips that pop up when you hover over a button or link. These colors may be applied by applications with varying opacity or shadings. The color of text in buttons comes from the fg_color. These sets of labels appear in all three files so I've been changing all three to be the same for any label I change. Here's an example of what I changed in the gtk.css file in the Ambiance theme.
/* default color scheme */
@define-color bg_color #cdc3b8;
@define-color fg_color #262626;
@define-color base_color #accdff;
@define-color text_color #262626;
@define-color selected_bg_color #01b9fc;
@define-color selected_fg_color #ffffff;
@define-color tooltip_bg_color #A3D0FF;
@define-color tooltip_fg_color #023C79;
Solution 2
The above screen-shot is the default theme of gnome 3.4
The current version of GNOME shipping in Ubuntu 11.10 is 3.2 (except Movie Player, which is currently running at version 3.0). GNOME 3.4 scheduled for release roughly one month before 12.04 is scheduled to hit.
Version 3.4 of GNOME promises to be an interesting release given all of the potential changes currently earmarked for it.
These include the idea of GNOME applications no longer relying on a menu-bar, and instead taking a more elementary-like approach of fitting everything possible into the UI and overflow into the GNOME-shell AppMenu; there are new applications like Boxes (a virtualization application); as well as various UI changes to well know programs.*
source omg ubuntu
Links:
- http://www.webupd8.org/2012/02/gnome-components-version-clarifications.html
- http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/11/latest-gnome-3-nautilus-mock-ups-point-to-refined-look/
- http://jeremy.bicha.net/2012/02/01/gnome-versions-for-ubuntu-1204/
- http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/11/precisely-what-gnome-version-will-be-in-ubuntu-12-04/
- https://live.gnome.org/
Solution 3
You can find a lot of themes like that in gnome-look.org, and the theme you're looking is here i believe: http://abhizweblog.blogspot.com/2011/05/gnome-3-themes-how-to-install-gnome-3.html
jaorizabal
Prefer to use Ubuntu 12.04, made the switch from Win 7 to Ubuntu and loving it.
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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jaorizabal over 1 year
I want my theme to look like this. How would I go about changing the colors to look like this or is there a theme that already looks like this that you? I am using Unity and Gnome Shell. Is there a theme for both those desktop environments? Is there an application for changing the colors? I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 beta 1.
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Uri Herrera about 12 yearsAnd you found this where?
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jaorizabal about 12 years@UriHerrera I just found this picture and it looked cool
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jaorizabal about 12 yearsWow thanks that was basically everything I was looking for!
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Knowledge Cube about 12 yearsSpecifically, this the dark variant of the Adwaita theme that ships with GNOME Shell, and is used with certain applications (like GNOME Boxes as pictured above).