My shot at a Nadia theme, made and tested in Nadia. Comes in a light and in a dark version. I'll probably do a Gnome Shell version as well when I get around to it.

Wallpaper
Mint 14 Cinnamon ("Numptious Nadia")
Theme page at the Cinnamon site

Updates
- Dec 19, 2012: Panel scaling fix (big up mtwebster)
- Dec 17, 2012: Improved Workspace OSD
- Dec 4, 2012: Better modal dialogs + dark theme slightler darker again

Hi!
I wanted to change my desktop, as winter is coming.

Files below:
Wallpaper
For Rxvt-unicode
Tint2
Conky time and date
Conky CPU monitoring (4 cores, change as needed)
Conky RAM and Swap monitoring
Conky local filesystems monitoring (change as needed)
Conky network filesystems monitoring (change as needed)
Conky Music Player Daemon monitoring (change as needed)

Edit: I forgot: fonts used are:
DejaVu Sans Mono (urxvt)
Oswald Stencil (tint2)
Open Sans and Lobster 1.3 (conky)

and transparency is done throught compton:
compton -cCbzGf -r5 -o.5 -l-7 -t-7 -D2

Started messing with tmux and ended up getting rid of my bar, I like it a lot

What's going on?

URxvt // zsh // tmux
ncmpcpp
MPlayer // Peep Show

I've written a blog post on replacing status bars with tmux to display useful information in the shell, give it a read if you fancy it

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All running on my little MacBook Air
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Please visit my blog

elementary OS "Luna"

Terminal

Eye of Gnome

Covergloobus (by me)

An Excel like app.

This theme kinda evolved when I was playing with the new Conky features. You'll need an up to date Conky so please be sure to check the readme.

Install
Untar the conky_NightDrive.tar into your home folder.
Go to ~/.conky/NightDrive/ and follow the README.txt

Credits
the awesome rings.lua [link] by londonali1010
clock inspiration [link] by MausoleumDoor

Feel free to modify it and whatever~

This is a simple KSplash screen I made earlier this year to compliment the TrueNature KDM theme at kde-look.org. I thought that the splashscreen the author made didn\'t quite fit, so I decided to make my own that blended a little better.

I take no credit for any of the graphics, just the idea to put them together like this

While still in a process trying to look for a way to load "Gnome-Shell" on my antique machine I become a bit frustrated.. and instead of Pulling my hair , I started fulling around ..
But some credits are due anyway :
Gtk3 Theme : DeLorean by ~killhellokitty [link]
Icons : AwOken by *alecive [link]
Conky : Night Shade Clock for Conky by ~1inux [link]
WallPaper : Wallpaper Wood 3 by ~GuillenDesign [link]

Thanks for Watching!

I love to play with my desktop setup so i decided to share one more theme suite with you ppl ...

CathexiS is simple, minimal, distraction free foundation for building your desktop experience. It's dark theme which will stay in background while you work but in a same time it can be really attractive when you want to show your desktop around ... Your Openbox desktop can look really nice with this suite ...

Check CathexiS Suite in action -> Here

CathexiS contains : GTK2, GTK3, Openbox, Conky and tint2 themes + custom wallpaper 1920x1200px and Coda font.

For GTK2 theme you'll need murrine gtk engine installed and for GTK3 theme unico engine is required.

tint2 theme file should be copied to /yourusername/.conf/tint2/ and then restart tint2 to load new look ...

For conky simply replace your old .conkyrc file with new ...

Coda font should be copied in /yourusername/.fonts/ folder then run command from terminal to update font cache > sudo fc-cache -f -v

Icons I use with CathexiS Suite Awoken Icons by alecieve

Fonts : Coda

6/10/12 >> Updated Openbox theme, conky theme, tint2 theme, added new font Coda

KDE SC 4.10.2 - BE::Shell - Bespin - BeClock - coverz

Tried a new netbook setup (in second part)

not really something new, just small changes here and there

Wallpaper: [link]

Desktop for this month

GTK & Openbox: Siva by ~nale12 (added some funky window buttons )
Icons: Any Color You Like by ~pobtott
Wall: Rain by Nathaniel Schweinberg
Fonts: Droid Sans & Terminus
PCManFM, Terminator, screenfetch, tint2

My current setup showing first crack at using a different window manager..... less clutter! i am getting more used to this now
OS: Arch x64
WM: Subtle

As always, comments and faves very much appreciated - thanks!

Wall: [link]
GTK: BlackWhite [link]
Tint2: Moka mod
Openbox: Arkid mod
Icons: [link]
Conky: Gotham
Apps: Sakura, covergloobus

livarp_0.4.0 available
full doc and links us/fr on main website: [link]

happy wms testing with livarp !!

the elementary os luna beta 2 with a metacity theme adapted by me .... its osx looks like C:

Firefox looks quite ugly with elementary(ish) Gtk theme. So two kind gentleman, zeeeeee and loklaan, made this awesome theme: [link] it's "elementary Firefox" theme and it looks very good with elementary and my elementaryish theme - first screenshot.

Unfortunately it doesn't work well with elementaryish dark version - because of dark menus in gtk theme and white in firefox - but in both there are white fonts :-/

So i've made a little Firefox Persona Theme - second screenshot. It's much more simple than "elementary Firefox", but it works well with both my themes. It will be available here: [link] but it's waiting for Firefox approval.

awn ; conky ; feh
.Xdefaults : [link]
Conky (modified) : [link]
Clematis flower picture on the .net

Thanks for watching!

Another screenshot!

Featuring:
Weechat
Nitrogen
BMPanel2
Thunar
Archey
Gnome-Terminal

With:
Theme: Numix White [link]
Icon theme: Humanity Colours [link]
Wallpaper from here: [link]
Openbox theme: Turquoise Nights [link]
Font: Aldrich
BMPanel2 Theme: Custom

My august setup

DE : kde
Plasma : Caledonia by Malcer [link]
Qtcurve : light by Me [link]
Icons : Faience by Tiheum [link]
Wallpaper: in this archive [link]

inspiration : [link]

Today i saw this amazing wallpaper and i began to rearrange my wip theme in a way ( in my humble opinion) that fits the best to it . What do you think? Do you like/dislike these changes i made since my previous screenshot?

Details :

- O.s. Chakra Linux ( kde 4.9 ) with Be::Shell
- Win style: bespin
- Win deco: bespin


Fixed stuff :

- Minimized tasks are now highlighted.
- Don't bind be.shell to bespin anymore.
- I fixed the color of the meters. *
- I've Cut my hairs - sexier than ever.

Things that make me proud ( ... ) :

- A global menu that mimes gnome 2 classic menu - now with icons . **
- Finally i beat my laziness and made a doubled screenshot !!
- I can read what's happening on screen, even though i'm using very tiny fonts.

Things that need to be fixed :

- Change font for taskbar?
- Again awake at 4 am . ***
- Everything.


<sub>* If you downloaded my previous theme you should have noticed the issue with them
** Finally, i read the wiki part that explains it can be done...****
*** Insomnia - here is hoooooot !!!


**** yeeh</sub>

Qtcurve theme inspired by this beatiful windows theme
[link] (a lot of themes from neiio must be ported to linux).

In the archive there are 2 files for colors,one for desk with menubar and one that have not.
You can get wallpaper without the "A" here [link]

06/01/2013 :
an update was needed here,more smooth and refined.

INSTALL
Style: if you don't have qtcurve,install it (search for "qtcurve" on your package manager)
download and extract the archive,open system setting - appearence - style,select qtcurve and click on configuration button,click on import and select the file .qtcurve downloaded.
Color schema: open system settings - colors,click on import,select the .colors file downloaded.

This is a GTK3 theme based on Elementary Luna for GNOME Shell.

Elementary icons [link]

Wallpapers by bo0xVn [link] [link]

GNOME Shell Elementary Luna


Instructions:

Exact to ~/.themes and use the GNOME Tweak Tool to switch theme and titlebar. To switch the theme manually, you will have to use the dconf-editor in GNOME 3.

Metacity window border theme requires GTK2 pixmap engine.

License: GPL3

Compatibility: GNOME 3.2

===INCLUDE IN PACK===
Mac-X-Lion theme
Mac-X-Lion icons
Mac-Snow-Leopard icons
5 Mac Cursor Themes with script instillation
Mac Wallpapers
And some tweaks to make more look like mac
like how to change home folder icon in unity side bar
and how to change unity side bar ubuntu white logo to apple logo
and how to apply scrollbar like mac

===========================================

important
Make sure both Install Mac OS X Lion Skin Pack.sh & shre folder are in same folder
dont renamed share folder and anything inside the folder.

1: double click on Install Mac OS X Lion Skin Pack.sh script and click on
RUN IN TRMINAL use your password when required
finaly reboot system when installation finished

2: By default it will set Mac-X-Lion theme,Mac-Snow-Leopard icon theme and Mac-Radioactive cursor theme



3: to change Mac-X-Lion icon theme use advanced-system-settinge or ubuntu-tweak to change icon theme
or run this command in terminal (gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface icon-theme 'Mac-X-Lion')

4: to change different mac cursor theme go to usr/share/icons open mac-cursor-tmeme folder and read the instructions (ther are five different mac-cursors-themes)

5: to remove Mac OS X Lion Skin Pack from system double click on Uninstall Mac OS X Lion Skin Pack.sh script and click on
RUN IN TRMINAL use your password when ask
finaly reboot system when Uninstallation finished

Link Fixed

Download Link
[link]


For Ubuntu 12.4 LTS
[link]

Yeah, the appmenu (preview in the small pic inside the screenshot) is working with qtcurve windeco now, too [link]

mini RBN emerald theme

emerald theme created by me


hope you like!!

Mint 12 + Cinnamon + AWN + Conky

You can view this screenshot and more on:

OS: Linux Mint 12
DE: Gnome-Shell
Wallpaper: Way Up by [link]
GTK3, Metacity, Gnome-Shell: Hope by [link]
Icon Theme: AwOken by [link]


Docky Theme: Transparent: Pre-Installed in Docky Dev PPA: [link]
Conky: conky sample 3 by [link]
Covergloobus: LGD-N12 for CoverGloobus by [link]


Running Apps: Nautilus
Monitor PSD image created by: [link]

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

Important, please read!

Boomerang - GTK3

'Boomerang' (Version 5.0) is a Linux desktop theme available for GNOME desktop environment. It is compatible with the latest GTK 3.4 and supports Gnome Classic Fallback, Gnome Shell, Unity and XFCE. It is included with two different flavours.

It is recommended for you to use this GTK theme with the Faience Azur icon theme.

This theme is licensed under GNU General Public License version 3.

Theme Requirements

You will NEED the following packages to use this theme:

- Unico GTK3 engine
- Murrine GTK2 engine 0.98.1.1 or later
- Pixbuf GTK2 engine or the gtk(2)-engines package

Unico GTK3, Murrine and Pixbuf GTK2 engine installation instructions

The Unico GTK3 and Murrine GTK2 engine IS INSTALLED BY DEFAULT IN UBUNTU. So Ubuntu users JUST NEED TO INSTALL the Pixbuf GTK2 engine. To install it, open terminal and paste this command:

sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines-pixbuf

Unico GTK3 engine:

You can grab the Unico GTK3 engine package from here:
[link]

Murrine and Pixbuf GTK2 engine:

ArchLinux:

pacman -S gtk-engine-murrine gtk-engines

Debian-based/Mint/Ubuntu-based distros:

sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines-murrine gtk2-engines-pixbuf

Fedora/RedHat distros:

yum install gtk-murrine-engine gtk2-engines

Other distro:

Search for the engines in your distribution's repository or install the engines from source.

Theme Installation

Extract the Boomerang/Boomerang-Deux.tar.gz files to the themes directory:

"~/.themes/" or "/usr/share/themes"

Use gnome-tweak-tool a.k.a Advanced Settings to select the GTK and metacity themes.

Please read the included INSTALL file for more information.

Known Issue(s)

'Shade' and 'Stick' functionality for xfwm4 are available with this theme but the buttons are invisible. Click on the specific places on the window title to use it. You may need to use your intuition and psychic ability to spot those invisible buttons. Lulz!

<sub>Theme Image Preview Info

Background: TickTock by Picturs-Of-Me
Icons: Faience Azur by Tiheum
Font: Ubuntu Font Family by Canonical Ltd.

ChangeLog

v5.0 (June 2012)

#New in version 5.0

* Updated to work with GNOME 3.4/GTK 3.4
* New unfocused ('backdrop') state for GTK3 widgets
* xfwm4 theme added

#List of changes

GTK2/GTK3:
* Boomerang Deux with new 'dark colour' (#4A4A4A) which is lighter than the previous version
* Bold text as the column header label
* No highlight state on check and radio button
* Minor visual improvements (unnoticeable) on checkradio button, scale slider and menu

GTK3:
* Menu item highlight does not overlap the menu border
* Active tab on Nautilus and Gedit use '@base' colour (#FFFFFF)
* Border radius of Nautilus searchbar entry changed to 2.5px (squared) from 16px (rounded)
* Some other minor changes and improvements such as gradient tweaks, toolbar buttons, etc

Metacity:
* Refinements on unfocused windows buttons
* Boomerang Deux window frame is lighter in colour which is uniform with the new 'dark colour'

13 March 2012

Metacity:
* Window decoration bug fixed

v4.0 (January 2012)

GTK3:
* Glossy style for button, check-button & column header
* New style for inline toolbar
* New style for toolbar button
* Style for 'GtkPathBar' added
* Slider for 'GtkScale.scale-has-marks' added
* Progressbar used css code instead of image
* Notebook got some minor improvements
* Text prelight state removed from sidebar

GTK2:
* Glossy style for button, check-button & column header
* Button roundness set to '3'
* Toolbar internal-padding set to '0'
* Progressbar now looks more like the GTK3 progressbar

Metacity:
* Glossy style for window control button
* Squared corners for maximized window added

v3.0 (December 2011)

* Support for GTK3
* All new style with new colour scheme
* Dark version (Boomerang Deux) included

v2.0 (January 2011)

* All new menu item highlight
* Removed stepper (arrow) from the scrollbar
* Improved look of metacity theme
* New progress bar
* Glassy tab

v1.0 (December 2010)

* First public release</sub>

trying to improve the text colour cheme ..
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OS : Ubuntu Precise Pangolin
Mire v2 Gtk3 Theme by~thrynk [link]
VeryVerysneaky Metacity by ~kant-o [link]
Clarity Icons
Conky borrowed from
[link]
ImpuMon for coverz 32 Bit version by *LaGaDesk [link]
Wallpaper : BlackWidow by ~Delta909 [link]
Apps : awn ; coverz ; G-terminal ; marlin

Thanks again to all who created and shared their Awesome artwork!
Thanks for watching!

All details are the same as on the screenie here: [link]

Thanks for watching and commenting on them both!

Bring back to the top the BE:Leather themes [link]

OS: Linux Mint Nadia 12.10

DE: KDE with Be.shell + coverz + clocky

Wallpaper is based by this images: [link] + [link]

Icon folder is this image: [link]

Arch
Be::Shell
Covergloobus
Tint2

Desktop:

OS: Ubuntu 12.04
DE: KDE 4.10
Plasma theme: Ember by ~garthecho [link]
Bespin and colours : mine
Wallpaper: Aesto by =winnichip [link]
Icons: Kawoken by *alecive [link]
Conky: Gotham Conky Mod by ~mmesantos1 [link]

Mobile:

Motorola Defy: CyanogenMod 10 nightly (Android 4.1.2)
Ainol Fire 7" Tablet: ParanoidAndroid 3+ (Android 4.2.2)
Ex Launcher Pro
Beautiful Widgets
Icons:MetroStation

UPDATE: added mobile devices

Hello peoples,

Here is my Ubuntu 11.10 install Ive been running for a few weeks,
and it's really beautiful!
Going to be the best release yet, I think!

Gnome Shell works well in it also!

My icons are ACYL
(Any Color You Like)- by pobtott. [link]

My Wall is Gnu-Linux OS : Simply Powerful- by *MadeInKobaia [link]

Unity is becoming really awesome!
I'm now having difficulty choosing between Gnome Sheel and Unity! lol

click twice for full size.

Quick preview of ANewStart GTK3 theme. Submitted for the 14th desktop contest on desktmodder.de [link]

GTK & Metacity theme: ANewStart


Gnome-shell theme: ANewStart


Icons: AwOken colored with 99/15/00 (with new AwOken folders)


Wallpapers: Cold Wallpaper by xhoOp

New theme! NOW it works in 3.2

This is my new theme, its elementary shell theme inspired.

has a few cool features you might like.

-the ability to change the background of the overview to whatever you like (been wanting that for a while...) theres a screen shot on gnome-look.org using a different overview background to give an idea, so if you dont like the purply-blue gradient by default. get creative!

-slimmer panels (top)

- matching bottom panel

- and various tweaks, mods, new bits and what not that you can pick up on.


To install simply extract the file to your .themes folder in your home folder and set using gnome tweak tool.

To change the overview background simply open "True Elements" folder in your .themes folder. There is a file called overview background.jpeg, replace that with whatever you want as long as its called "overview background.jpeg".

Tell me how it goes for you!!

-updates

-Fixed crashing on search

-added transparency to the notification panel as sometimes things became hidden behind it and gave it a blue "kdeish" glow

-fixed fonts so they are easier to read

The wallpaper is available at
[link]
I made it to fit the theme

UPDATE!!!!
fixed overview background image a little. (remember you can change it!!)

-Fixed some fonts (colours)

-Background in screen shot is one of my own available at [link]

-Enjoy!

ChrUbuntu - Fluxbox
Style (my own) Bamboo
Conky Conkybr

work in progress added more sticker icons and some gaia with small qss

My current desktop
Wallpaper [link]
Thanks for viewing

An example of how I was configuring my desktop, pre-Gnome shell.

Theme: Mirev2 GTK3 by thrynk [link]
Icons: AwOken 2.5 by alecive [link]