
A theme for Ubuntu users who want something dark yet in keeping with the default "human" colours. But rather than work with the… A theme for Ubuntu users who want something dark yet in keeping with the default "human" colours. But rather than work with the familiar tan and dark brown, I've used a gradient made of the Ubuntu colours with a dark tint overlay. Hence, the Downloads bar is made to match the main toolbar (as best as possible, as you can only choose one colour). The pics show the whole browser in window mode, a closeup of the top-right corner, and another showing the frame above the tabs when Chrome is in the background. In the 3rd pic note the gradient continues into the Find bar (Ctrl+F), and also shows an inactive tab when the mouse is hovering over it. The background for the New Tab page is just something I knocked up quickly, and tried to make it not too big, not too small (it IS just a page you'll look at for 2 seconds before using it to go to a site, but I still see people complaining to other developers about the pics being too small, so hopefully it looks OK maximised and in window mode). This is not too bright and quite usable, and ends up with a nicer, earthier brown than the usual "human" colours, so would compliment any Ubuntu system. And if you're like me, and like dark colours, this isn't offensive to the eye. If people are interested in a traditional (and more simple) "human" theme, let me know. Stay tuned for more Ubuntu themes!
Jun 8, 2011
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