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Old Dust theme for Ubuntu, darkended with blue highlights. Slighly based off 'Dust Theme for Google Chrome (TM) by Joel Berger. The theme by Joel Berger "Dust Theme for Google Chrome (TM) (URL: http://goo.gl/vzCTc), was a massive inspiration. Unfortunately, it didn't please my visual needs, hence the creation of this. This theme was created to compliment my custom Dust-mod theme on Ubuntu. As a reference, I posted a screenshot of what Nautilus (file browser) looks like [screenshot # 2]. All colors have been sampled from my Desktop Environment. Some design elements (like the wave in the tab-bar) is based off "Dust Theme" by Joel. I also wanted the theme to be as dark as possible, and I believe the NTP successfully accomplishes this without sacrificing usability [screenshot # 3]. In full screen mode, the blue gradient from the top "leaks" onto the background tabs, making it a lot easier to distinguish the working tab (a feature completely done by accident) [screenshot # 4]. The theme is also useful if you use system title bars and borders [screenshot # 5]. The Incognito windows have the same basic design, except for the color of the top gradient (orange being a complimentary color to blue) [screenshot # 6]. I'm sure this theme will not look as fantastic on Windows nor Mac, but I'm absolutely positive it will fit nicely with a dark theme in Linux. Total file size: less than 50kb
Jun 8, 2011
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