Maverick ambiance color scheme for kde

**alaukikyo** · February 6th, 2011

If you use kde apps in gnome then you can make them look native by following this and changing all fonts (except fixed width) to ubuntu font.

You will also need a matching color scheme but i coudn't find one for maverick so i made one taking this as the base .

First extract the archive.
Then go to System -> Preferences -> System Settings (you should have systemsettings installed) then go to Appearance then colors then 'import scheme' now select the extracted file.

Screenshot

It is released under gpl.

**DidRocks** · February 16th, 2011

Working very well! Thanks for the theme

**kn0w-b1nary** · February 16th, 2011

Nice!

**genoskill** · April 4th, 2011

nice? its f# great

**Rytron** · April 4th, 2011

Thank you alaukikyo. Excellent guide.

**Uleti** · April 6th, 2011

Originally Posted by alaukikyo

If you use kde apps in gnome then you can make them look native by following this and changing all fonts (except fixed width) to ubuntu font. ...

It works fine for my in both Lucid and Maverick 64 bits.

But, I do not always use ambiance or radiance themes. Then, I wonder , how can I make a diferent color scheme for a different theme? Would you be so kind to explain me the procedure?

Thank you

**Paulel** · April 19th, 2011

Very good guide, worked nice

Thank you!

Paul Music & Directory

**quinnuendo** · May 14th, 2011

Very useful color scheme.

I made a few modifications based on the orta theme colors, so anyone who uses orta or some similar greyish theme can try and use these colors.

To answer a question a few posts earlier, all the color customizations are on other tabs at the same place you import the color scheme.

Btw, just selecting faenza icons and a few fonts is enough for a pretty good orta integration

**DGINSD** · May 15th, 2011

Originally Posted by Uleti

It works fine for my in both Lucid and Maverick 64 bits.

But, I do not always use ambiance or radiance themes. Then, I wonder , how can I make a diferent color scheme for a different theme? Would you be so kind to explain me the procedure?

Thank you

Gnome color chooser from Ubuntu software center will let u hand select all your colors, however you might find yourself tweeking your colors out for a few hours if your anything like me an have trouble getting things just right.