The GTK3 theme many of you have asked about in our previous posts has been released: it's called Numix and it comes a flat, modern look with square corners, a dark panel and dark window theme with dark menus.
Numix is available for GTK 3.6 and it supports GNOME Shell, Unity, Pantheon, Xfce and Openbox.
For now, the theme is not available in a PPA but it should be pretty soon. Also, in the future, there will be some Numix variants (dark toolbar, etc.) along with a GNOME Shell and an icon theme.
Since it's compatible with GTK 3.6, the theme supports Ubuntu 12.10 and 13.04 (and obviously, other Linux distributions that ship with GTK 3.6). The theme probably works with GTK 3.4 (and thus Ubuntu 12.04), however, the inset shadows and text shadows won't work. However, please note that I didn't test it on GTK 3.4.
Since it's compatible with GTK 3.6, the theme supports Ubuntu 12.10 and 13.04 (and obviously, other Linux distributions that ship with GTK 3.6). The theme probably works with GTK 3.4 (and thus Ubuntu 12.04), however, the inset shadows and text shadows won't work. However, please note that I didn't test it on GTK 3.4.
Numix GTK3 theme in GNOME Shell |
Numix GTK3 theme in Unity |
Update: the theme is now available in a PPA. To add the PPA and install it in Ubuntu, use the following commands:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:satyajit-happy/themes
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install numix-gtk-theme
For other Linux distributions or if you don't want to use the above PPA in Ubuntu, extract the downloaded archive and copy the extracted folder to /usr/share/themes. For instance, if you've extracted it in your home folder, run the following command to copy it to /usr/share/themes:
sudo cp -r Numix /usr/share/themes/
For GTK2 applications you'll need the Murrine engine.
Then use a tool such as Unity Tweak Tool, Unsettings, GNOME Tweak Tool, etc. to set the theme.
If you want to change the red used by the theme to something else, you can use THIS tool.
The icons I've used in the screenshots above are Humanity Colors.