Nocturne Theme For OS X 10.9.x
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Published: September 10, 2012
Only for OS X 10.9.4 - 10.9.x
June 15th, 2014- support for 10.9.4 - 10.9.x
- added new CloudApp icons
February 7th, 2014
- Fixed separator not restoring automatically in the uninstaller.
February 5th, 2014
- Updated to support 10.9.1 - 10.9.2
- Removed support for 10.8
- Droplr Removed
- Added Neutraface Text Alt font.
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markess123Professional Digital Artist
is there a way to remove WhiteUIServer.menu for god
splash5webservicesProfessional Interface Designer
after installing 10.10 i can't see most my icons in the top right... do you have a fix for this?
i've just updated to yosemite and I can't see the time or battery bar (had this before) and it won't let me restore the default version :/
never mind i just deleted the file and removed it from the start up process
loved it while i had it though, looks great!
never mind i just deleted the file and removed it from the start up process
loved it while i had it though, looks great! 
Go to page 3, theres a link
for me , the white wifi-bar is not working. any way to fix this?
hey. is there any way to make the white wifi-bars working again? for me, they are still back 
My spotlight icon is still black, everything else worked perfectly.
I just went through the process and I'm not sure how I missed those instructions when I went through. I read everything about changing stuff to white with the .menu, etc, but I missed that one.
At any rate, thanks! That did it.
At any rate, thanks! That did it.
It would depend on the application in the notification bar. Most applications store their notification icons in their package folders. just open up finder, go to applications, select the one you want to modify and right click+ show contents. go to resources and locate the icon. rename it as a back up, open it in GIMP and alter the color settings, save it/copypaste it to the directory. and thats it. just terminal "killall -kill Finder to restart the notification area.
if its a system icon the process is similar you just need to google its location in the filesystem.
if its a system icon the process is similar you just need to google its location in the filesystem.
Some one have Degrees for black menu bar or have skills to fix it plz post it here
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