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arc-theme
A flat theme with transparent elements (actively maintained fork) (by jnsh)
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Tokyo-Night-GTK-Theme
A GTK theme based on the Tokyo Night colour palette.
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I made an Adw-gtk3 / Libadwaita theme for xfwm4
Which distro are you on? Maybe you can try https://github.com/GradienceTeam/Gradience to edit those things you don't like. Keep in mind that changing it means to create a new xfwm theme to have a cohesive desktop.
- GTK theming issues with flatpaks.
- Looking for a Libadwaita-like theme, something like a "Better Libadwaita". Does anyone have any suggestions?
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Dark theme with good coverage
Or you could use Themix, like you said, but this only covers gtk2, gtk3 and qt. I think for gtk4 you could use Gradience, but I have never used myself.
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How can I make ALL apps follow my yaru theme?
Some apps (most newer gnome apps) use libadwaita, which comes with its own theme. But it can also be customized using gradience: https://github.com/GradienceTeam/Gradience
- Theme for GNOME 43
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How can I achieve theme like this on XFCE?
As for making the background transparent: GTK (the toolkit and "theming standard" used for all apps shown in your screenshot) supports transparency natively, though most themes aren't designed to take advantage of that. The easiest way I found was to use something like Gradience, where you can just set an RGBA value for the background with the desired transparency.
- Gradience is an app that allows you to generate custom color schemes for libadwaita (and the adw gtk3/4 theme)
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I'm working on a UI theme that imitates the look of GTK/Libadwaita (for developing Linux apps in Godot)
This theme will be accompanied by a script that automatically updates the colors by reading the user's gtk.css file. So not just light/dark mode, but complete recoloring will be possible.
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Gnome 43 on Gentoo
Have you heard about theming libadwaita? Well it's pretty lit. If you actually use GNOME on a daily basis, take a look at this.
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