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As requested, Other colors for the Feisty New HUman emerald theme, based on orange_glass theme. Obs; Don't worry about the screenshot; it looks bad because it's a jpeg. The buttons don't look like this for real, they're much better.

A Metacity theme I created to match my Murrina Deviant GTK color scheme at http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/MURRINA+DEVIANT?content=55289 It is based on the Candido-Vista Metacity theme. I changed the colors of the buttons to suite my Deviant art chroma cravings. Certain Shade of Green...

Simple two-toned cubecap I created sporting a nice rendition of Tux.

Well.. this is a tuned Aero style theme with improved smoother glass frame (without any excessive or strange-colored shadows like in other themes). I also added a curve on the top border, makes it feel fresh IMO. My first upload here, hope you like it..

This is my modification of Vista theme (original: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=49000). I use LiNsta-GTK2 theme and Exquisite icon pack. Firefox theme: http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/45665026/ Enjoy! :)

Unified! Based on Tuxie's theme, Unified brings sharper edges, smaller frames & borders, subtle corners and smooth shadows that are almost reminiscent of Mac OS X. Designed to compliment the default Ubuntu Human theme, Unified adds an extra touch of class to your polished desktop ;) After...

From the creator of the Oxygen engine comes the official Vista theme! Unfortunately, a bug in Emerald causes the side border gradients to be horribly rendered. Oh well, enjoy!

This is a window border theme for Metacity that looks really shiny. It's an update of a theme I did for Enlightenment-15 many years ago. It uses no pixmaps so it should scale well to any size.

big window theme with large pink icons

his is a modification of Dream_Team's Dream Tiger compiz theme (available at http://www.compiz.net/topic-3816-dream-accurate-tiger and in the xgl-coffee Gentoo package for CGWD) to make it fit with the KDE style Baghira, especially the gradiented toolbars (see screenshot). To do this, I...