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    Unhappy gtk themes

    i want to have a theme for my ubuntu 12.04, i have emerald that just changes the look at the top of a window but i want to get the whole theme for my panels and folder wise, idk what to do at this point? some one help please...

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    Re: gtk themes

    Emerald which has no official support only supplies window decoration for the window border and panels. For icons , GTK themes, more emerald themes see the link. Installation instructions can be found on the forum and the web. http://gnome-look.org/?xsection=home
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    Re: gtk themes

    thanks for telling me that but i want to know how to change themes,to have better looking icons, panels and such

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    Re: gtk themes

    Though I tried emerald back on 9.10 I never modified the theme files if that is what you are referring to . I can't seem to access the Wiki page which is outdated.
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    Re: gtk themes

    Quote Originally Posted by CrouchinRatSnatcher View Post
    ...i want to know how to change themes,to have better looking icons, panels and such
    Look for GTK3.x themes and Icon themes at gnome-look.org

    For GTK3.x themes, extract the theme folder from the download and move it to /usr/share/themes
    For icon themes, extract the theme folder from the download and move it to /usr/share/icons
    Use one of the config. tools like MyUnity (for 12.04) or Unsettings, or Ubuntu Tweak to select the new theme(s).
    Log out and back in may be necessary.

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