Vertex is a theme for GTK 3, GTK 2, Gnome-Shell and Cinnamon. It supports GTK 3 and GTK 2 based desktop environments like Gnome, Cinnamon, Mate, XFCE, Budgie, Pantheon, etc.
Themes for the Browsers Chrome/Chromium and Firefox are included, too.
The theme comes with three variants to choose from. The default variant with dark header-bars, a light variant, and a dark variant.
Requirements
- At least Gnome/GTK 3.10. This theme works with all versions up to 3.18.
- The
gnome-themes-standardpackage - The murrine engine. This has different names depending on your distro.
gtk-engine-murrine(Arch Linux)gtk2-engines-murrine(Debian, Ubuntu, elementary OS)gtk-murrine-engine(Fedora)gtk2-engine-murrine(openSUSE)gtk-engines-murrine(Gentoo)
Main distributions that meet these requirements are
- Arch Linux and Arch Linux based distros
- Ubuntu 14.04, 14.10 and 15.04
- elementary OS Freya
- Linux Mint 17.1
- Debian Jessie, Testing or Unstable
- Gentoo
- Fedora 20, 21 and 22
- OpenSuse 13.1, 13.2 and Tumbleweed
Derivatives of these distributions should work, aswell.
If your distribution is not listed, please check the requirements yourself.
Installation
Important: Remove all older versions of the theme from your system before you proceed any further.
sudo rm -rf /usr/share/themes/{Vertex,Vertex-Dark,Vertex-Light,Vertex-Gnome-Shell,Vertex-Gnome-Shell-3.16,Vertex-Cinnamon}
rm -rf ~/.local/share/themes/{Vertex,Vertex-Dark,Vertex-Light,Vertex-Gnome-Shell,Vertex-Gnome-Shell-3.16,Vertex-Cinnamon}
rm -rf ~/.themes/{Vertex,Vertex-Dark,Vertex-Light,Vertex-Gnome-Shell,Vertex-Gnome-Shell-3.16,Vertex-Cinnamon}Packages
Prebuilt packages for Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora and openSUSE are available at
software.opensuse.org/download…
Arch Linux users can install the theme from the AUR
aur.archlinux.org/packages/ver…
aur.archlinux.org/packages/ver…
Manual Installation
To build the theme you need
autoconfautomakepkg-configorpkgconfigif you use Fedoralibgtk-3-devfor Debian based distros orgtk3-develfor RPM based distrosgitif you want to clone the source directory
If your distribution doesn't ship separate development packages you just need GTK 3 instead of the -dev packages.
Install the theme with the following commands
1. Get the source
If you want to install the latest version from git, clone the repository with
git clone git://github.com/horst3180/vertex-theme.git --depth 1 && cd vertex-theme If you want to install the latest stable release, run
git clone git://github.com/horst3180/vertex-theme.git --depth 1 && cd vertex-theme
git fetch --tags git checkout $(git describe --tags `git rev-list --tags --max-count=1`) or download it from github.com/horst3180/Vertex-th… and cd into the extracted archive
2. Build and install the theme
./autogen.sh --prefix=/usr
sudo make install Other options to pass to autogen.sh are
--disable-cinnamon disable Cinnamon support
--disable-dark disable Vertex Dark support
--disable-gnome-shell disable GNOME Shell support
--disable-gtk2 disable GTK2 support
--disable-gtk3 disable GTK3 support
--disable-light disable Vertex Light support
--disable-metacity disable Metacity support
--disable-unity disable Unity support
--disable-xfwm disable XFWM support
--with-gnome=<version> build the theme for a specific Gnome version (3.10, 3.12, 3.14, 3.16, 3.18)
Note: Normally the correct version is detected automatically
and this option should not be needed. After the installation is complete you can activate the theme with gnome-tweak-tool or a similar program by selecting Vertex, Vertex-Light or Vertex-Dark.
Uninstall the theme
Run
sudo make uninstall from the installation directory, or
sudo rm -rf /usr/share/themes/{Vertex,Vertex-Dark,Vertex-Light} Extras
The extra directory in the source directory contains Chrome/Chromium and Firefox themes, a fix for the Ubuntu-Software-Center when using the dark theme and an alternative metacity theme, which hides the window titles of maximized windows (doesn't work on Gnome 3.16 and up).
To install the Chrome/Chromium theme go to the extra/Chrome folder and drag and drop the Vertex.crx or Vertex-light.crx file into the Chrome/Chromium window. The source of the Chrome themes is located in the source "Chrome/source" folder.
To install the Firefox theme copy the extra/Firefox/Vertex/chrome folder to ~/.mozilla/firefox/yourprofile.default/ and restart Firefox. Make sure that the tools>options>content>colors use system colors or preferences>content>colors use system colors checkbox is unchecked.
Themes for the variants Vertex-Light and Vertex-Dark are in the Firefox folder, too. Installation is the same.
To install the alternative metacity theme, copy the Vertex_alt_metacity folder to /usr/share/themes and select it as window theme.
To install the Plank theme, copy the extra/Vertex-Plank folder to ~/.local/share/plank/themes or to /usr/share/plank/themes for system-wide use. Now open the Plank preferences window by executing plank --preferences from a terminal and select Vertex-Plank as the theme.
Troubleshooting
If you get artifacts like black or invisible backgrounds under Unity, disable overlay scrollbars with
gsettings set com.canonical.desktop.interface scrollbar-mode normal
Ubuntu-Software-Center doesn't play nice with dark themes. If you are using Vertex-Dark under Ubuntu the software center will have unreadable text. To fix this, install the Ubuntu-Software-Center fix. Instructions and relevant files are included in the extra/Ubuntu-Software-Center folder.
Bug reporting
If you find a bug, please report it at github.com/horst3180/Vertex-th…
Other Info
Wallpaper: Alone by memovaslg
Icon theme: Vertex Icons
Launcher icons: White Pixel Icons by darkdawg
Licence: GPLv3
Changelog
2014-07-25
Initial release
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Changelog has been purged because it was too long, complete changelog here
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2015-03-25
Add support for Gnome 3.16
Port Gnome-Shell 3.16 theme to Sass
Dash got redesigned due to 3.16 changes
New hover state for window buttons
Minor bugfixes
2015-04-10
Gnome-Shell theme fixes
Nicer Xfce and Mate panel style
Better Xfwm theme
2015-04-18
Migrate the project to autotools to simplify the installation process (kudos to James Geboski)
Small bugfixes
2015-05-25
Add a Plank theme
Fix gnome-shell crashes on non-accelerated systems
Make gala-notifications light (except in the dark theme)
Bugfixes
2015-09-23
Add support for Gnome 3.18
2016-03-29
Add Budgie v10.x support
Bugfixes
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I somehow managed to change the highlight/selection color to green, including on the Nautilus sidebar, but I'm still seeing blue color in slider switches, combo boxes and other places.
I want to have a consistent theme throughout the system with a dark grey background and green accent.
So may I ask what changes do I have to make to achieve that?
Also, change all the blue hex codes RGB & all the blue decimal codes RGB from the included configuration and .css files.
I actually edited the .svg file to change all the blue colors to their green equivalents. Now almost everything looks the way I'd wanted.
However, I'm experiencing a strange issue with Nautilus whenever I open it. The buttons, the places on the sidebar and sometimes even the contents of a directory are invisible until I hover my mouse over them. I have no idea what's causing this.
Here are a couple of screenshots:
Empty Nautilus
Empty Nautilus Mouse Hover
The library used by Nautilus to render the preview thumbnails for SVG files (librsvg) supports fewer SVG features than Inkscape, and chokes on certain filter effects and linked images (IIRC of type 'jpeg' or 'tiff'), and possibly other items too.
But I don't really know how to fix the svg files
Inscape uses vectors, but gimp uses raster: goinkscape.com/inkscape-vs-gim…
Maybe it will work if you recreate the original svg files with the other program.
Thanks mate. Cheers
My only problem i that I dont like the Blue Color so much - I just hope for a Dark-Red-Bloody Theme
Thanks a lot for this theme... keep it up
Is support for 3.18.2 planned? Thank you!
Thanks for the awesome theme!
Regards from Chile!
P.S. Use this combo: Fedora 22 + Cinnamon + Loki (Cinnamon theme) + Vibrancy Colors icon theme, with gnome pre-installed so you can enjoy the apps, and everything looking good, clean and fluid.
Best regards
Alcasa
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thank in advance
could you take a picture of your fonts configs?
thanks in advance
Installed Vertex from source... any suggest?
Thanx
EDIT: Ceti 2 same bug. This bug is not present if I log with a Wayland session
If I increase the border radius, it looks wrong on other windows, for example firefox. For some reason this only affects some applications using server side window decorations.
The fact that it works on wayland is another indicator that this is not a bug in Vertex, since there's no difference in theming for wayland and xorg.
I don't know if can help you to workaround this problem, but the themes MosSky (Gnome 3.16) has no problems with border in the terminal window too.
www.deviantart.com/art/MosSky-…
Your themes are so cool... and so I hope in a workaround
Super detail in the theme department and even better details on how to install this!
Many many thanks for sharing!
i think this will be great theme
www.deviantart.com/art/Nexa-Su…
there a guy have nick name haicaoboi87 done this in gnome 2.x
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haicaoboi87.deviantart.com/art…
Searching around on internet i saw i have to change the CSS but there are many inside the files.
I have a problem : when i trying to use this layout button : gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.preferences button-layout 'close:minimize'
to choose the close button in the left and the minimize button in the right,but when i hover in minimize button,its show close character button ?
do you have an idead to fix this ? ( i try ceti-2 and its same as vertex )
ps : i use fedora core 21 and gnome 3.14
Wie bekomme ich unter Ubuntu 14.04/3.16 die
minimieren und maximieren icons wieder?
Oder geht das überhaupt nicht?
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