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Aero-clone

  

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Submitted:  May 1 2007
Updated:  May 6 2007

Description:

This is a clone of the windows vista aero style.

This theme is based on etiennealaurent`s LiNsta theme which you can get here:
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/LiNsta+%28LiNsta+is+Not+Vista+%3B-%29?content=42697

What makes this theme special:

-Apps have different toolbar styles!
Nautilus = green
Eog (gnome picture viewer) = black
all other apps have normal gray toolbars

-The Vista button is not a wallpaper (its a screenlet)

----------Installation------------

visit the installation Howto at my blog:
http://gnomestyle.blogspot.com/2007/05/make-ubuntu-look-like-vista.html


0.This theme needs the microsoft segoe UI font to look good.
Look at this Forum > second post
http://www.crashboard.net/index.php?showtopic=1750&pid=17968&mode=threaded&start=

1.Install the beryl and gtk theme as usuall

2.Install the nuoveXT-aero icon set

or

Place the "start-here" icon in /usr/share/icons/gnome/32x32/places or run the "place-the-icon.sh" script in the terminal (it asks for the root password)

3. Change the gnome-panel size to 32px height

4.Install the "orb" screenlet (you need to have the application "screenlets" installed). Place the orb screenlet above the main-menu button and lock the position.

You can get "Screenlets" here:
http://www.compiz.org/Desktop_Screenlets

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ps: If you don`t like vista clones, check out my other uploads. :)




Changelog:

06.05.07

- better statusbar
- new arrows
- fixed ubuntu mainbar text color
- better nautilus toolbar
- better menubars and font settings
- better scrollbars
- new tabs

05.05.07

- fixed nautilus path color
- better panelbackground, panelbuttons and start button
- better orb screenlet
- 1px space between nautilus toolbars (see screenshot 1)




License: Proprietary License
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(nuoveXT-aero iconset with vista start button)
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 Aero-clone

 
 by celuxe on: May 6 2007  
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Beautiful theme.


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 A suggest

 
 by compartimento on: May 6 2007  
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Hi! I like this theme but I want to keep the GNome Main Menu Bar. So I don't install the Vista button and orb screenlet.The problem is that Main Menu Bar appears with light blue and white color and white text.

Can you tell me how to change de Main Menu Bar colour? I would like a dark blue colour with white text.

Thank you very much, this theme is the most beautiful I have seen.


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 Re: A suggest

 
 by compartimento on: May 6 2007  
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This link shows the main menu bar using aero clone theme.

http://www.fotozone.es/ficheros/2007/18/fotozone_18370.jpg

[IMG=http://www.fotozone.es/ficheros/2007/18/fotozone_18370.jpg][/IMG]

[IMG]http://www.fotozone.es/ficheros/2007/18/fotozone_18370.jpg[/IMG]

Thanks!


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 Re: A suggest

 
 by kimmik on: May 6 2007  
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The ubuntu mainmenu alwalys uses the default menubar of the theme. Thats why it is not possible to make it blue without making all menubars blue.


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 Re: Re: A suggest

 
 by compartimento on: May 6 2007  
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Ok I understand, now with your last update the text is black and the main menu bar blue and white. This is the best solution, thank you very much.


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 Re: Re: A suggest

 
 by master5o1 on: Jun 16 2007  
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Well then is it possible to make the top menu bar light and the bottom dark? Just something to make them look good.

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 'Orb' Screenlet

 
 by Shagbag on: May 6 2007  
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Hi. Great theme. Pretty soon all my mates will want to get Vista just so they can do the spinning cube as well!! LOL.

One question. As I understand it, 'screenlets' are Compiz-specific and don't work with Beryl. Is this correct or am I missing out on some Beryl functionality?


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 Re: 'Orb' Screenlet

 
 by kimmik on: May 6 2007  
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It works with beryl too. I`m using beryl, as you can see in the screenshots.


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 Re: Re: 'Orb' Screen

 
 by Shagbag on: May 6 2007  
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O.M.G.

I didn't know that. How do I set up screenlets? I'm using version 0.2.0rc3 and I can't see them anywhere in Beryl Manager


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 by kimmik on: May 6 2007  
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Run screenletsd start and then run screenletsd add Control


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: 'Orb

 
 by Shagbag on: May 7 2007  
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Thanks. I got it. Excellent. This is the best Vista clone I've seen so far. The WOW really does start now.


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 COOL

 
 by sedition on: May 6 2007  
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It's realy beautiful theme, it's the best! But does anybody know somethink menu like 'kbfx' in kde. I want menu like in vista or xp

Thanks


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 Re: COOL

 
 by Shagbag on: May 7 2007  
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You could try the USP (Ubuntu Service Panel) or the 'SuSE Slab' but these do not look like Vista's menu.

I've you've installed both Gnome and KDE then you could try running a 'hybrid' by 'killall gnome-panel' (Gnome's taskbar) and then execute 'kicker' (KDE's taskbar).

However, if you want Linux to look like Vista that much, you might as well run Vista - virtualised, of course.


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 This is LiNsta mod !

 
 by etiennealaurent on: May 9 2007  
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You didn't mention your theme is a mod of my LiNsta theme.

Please mention it : I spent a lot of times time to build it. So, in fact, I'm very happy you can use it, but mention it ;-)

And why did you choose a Proprietary License for this work while mine is a free license ?

In the same maner, in the gtkrc file, change my name with yours, and mention mine. And you can delete all non necessary files ;-)

Otherwise, your work is very good :-)

Can I use your idea about tool bars ?


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 Re: This is LiNsta m

 
 by kimmik on: May 9 2007  
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"Please mention it : I spent a lot of times time to build it. So, in fact, I'm very happy you can use it, but mention it ;-)"
Yes I will do that, sorry about that. I know how it feels to be "robbed".^^

"And why did you choose a Proprietary License for this work while mine is a free license ?"

Hmm, I don`t know if all the vista buttons are really gpl (I`m not well informed about licenses).

"In the same maner, in the gtkrc file, change my name with yours, and mention mine. And you can delete all non necessary files ;-)"
I think thats not soo important because almost nobody looks at the gtkrc.^^
But I am going to do that.

"Can I use your idea about tool bars ?"
Sure.


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 How to do this.

 
 by Waldron17 on: May 23 2007  
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Hey I have like tried doing this but I don't understand how to like put the fonts in the directory and stuff. Plz explain how to do it. Will appreciate it.


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 Re: How to do this.

 
 by kimmik on: May 23 2007  
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Take a second look at the howto:
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You need the microsoft segoe UI font.
Look at the second post in this Forum
Unzip the downloaded archive and place the two .ttf files in your .fonts directory.
You can find it in your user folder. /home/$USERNAME/.fonts/
For example: /home/kimmik/.fonts
If the directory .fonts does not exist, create it.


You only have to copy the font files (.ttf) in the .fonts directory (you can do that with nautilus)


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