Antique For Linux

Antique GTK theme is not my work at all! Credit goes to:

Uknown author Sabco - who created the Woodbuntech theme (gtk, emerald, woodbuntu icons), I only changed the color of the text to make it readable! As I said, the theme contains emerald theme, I highly reccomend to use it, it looks pretty good (check the screens).

Gnome-look.org user migedith - I´ve used his window border "Slickness brown" (only changed a window title color a little).

- Go to Nautilus window and click Edit -> Backgrounds and Emblems - Click the first button "Patterns" - Click "Add new pattern" - Browse to folder you downloaded and find Stripes.png - Click Open - Now you have the pattern loaded, all you must do is to grab it and drag it to Nautilus window.

· Right click on your desktop and select Change Desktop Background · Click on the first tab: Theme · Drag and drop the theme's archive in the Appearance Preferences window. · If everything is OK, you will receive a confirmation message and you can activate the theme just by clicking on it.

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