Clearlooks Dark For Linux

Clearlooks Dark is a typical Clearlooks theme made dark/black'ish with a 24px panel background gradient.

I wanted to create a dark Clearlooks theme, but inspired more by SamsamTS's excellent Sugar theme.

This theme has dark panels and menu-bars, but light drop-down menus, and colourful icon-matching selected-item colours. (The themes are designed to work with the Elementary or Gnome-Colors Dust icon sets by Daniel Fore (DanRabbit) and Victor C. (perfectska04).)

It borrows a lot from Shiki-Colors 4.6 by Victor C., and a little from BSM Simple 0.8 theme by Bruno Schmidt Marques.

The light menus mean Iceweasel in Squeeze won\'t display menus correctly- I\'ve included a css file which (partially) corrects this- see the Readme file).

The themes only use the Clearlooks engine, so should run on most distros.

· 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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