Arbeit Macbuntu For Linux

Arbeit Macbuntu is a GTK theme using Murrine engine (latest for Maverick Meerkat or from the Git), Aurora engine and of course Pixmap.

It's very macish, so if you don't like OS X style themes just don't download there is no obligation.

-It is using metacity and a little bit modified icons from Macbuntu. -Toolbar separators are invisible. -Notebook are made with Murrine (because every attempt to make them look good in pixmap failed) (sorry for bad english) -Entries and Combobox entries are made with Aurora. Also Trees are made with aurora.

Theme uses metacity, icons and some of graphic from Macbuntu so credits goes to it's creator Bagley. Theme is also using some of the code from eGtk so credits goes to DanRabbit and to Seahorsepip (for great view-mode-button). Last but not least credits goes to Timorei who solved a nasty bug in gedit, thank you Timorei!

Important: Theme was designed to use with Global-menu-applet and Nautilus-elementary. Theme looks good even without global menu, but i have not tested it yet with regular nautilus.

-unpack "Arbeit Macbuntu Theme.zip" - there will be "Arbeit Macbunut.tar.gz", "arbeit-macbuntu-icons.tar.gz" and "Panel backgrounds" folder.

-To install icons, grab "arbeit-macbuntu-icons.tar.gz" and drag-and-drop it to your theme manager.

Or

You can unpack this package and copy "arbeit-macbuntu-icons" folder to your ".icons" folder (it is hidden in your user folder)

-To install theme do as i\'ve said before: drag-and-drop "Arbeit Macbuntu.tar.gz" to theme manager, or unpack it and copy to ".themes" folder (also hidden in your user folder"

Panels: -Panel backgrounds are in folder "Panel backgrounds" If you want to use them, right click on your panel, go to properties and change panel background to one of those in folder.

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