tintedarc

Bash Script is not compatible with anything other than XFCE.

I'm a freak that can't deal with linux unless it looks the way I want, so finally thought of sitting down and working on what I want. Wallpaper is between the files by the way.

What it's consisted out of is :

• OSX Arc Shadow
• OSX Arc White
• Tint2 Panel
• Papirus Icon
• San Francisco

However, the osx-arc-shadow is not left the way it is, but it's been tweaked. Download the zip, and after extracting it, replace the .xpms with the .pngs in /usr/share/themes/OSX-Arc-Shadow/xfwm4/.

Both Arc themes are uploaded since some users have had a hard time finding them Those Arc themes are not mine and I take no credit for it, I just tweaked the xfwm4 folder ( everything except the merc )

Then close the xfce panel session and add tint2 to the startup applications. After importing the tint2 theme, you should be good to go!

Installation

All you need to do is download the repository. Next, you'll need to open the terminal in the folder named tintedarc. Then, run sudo chmod +x ./desktop-mode in terminal... Accordingly, run sudo ./desktop-mode --setup and make sure that OSX-Arc-Shadow and OSX-Arc-White are in the same directory. Then, the script should auto install the required resources and move the script and files to the necessary places.

If sudo ./desktop-mode --setup fails, try sudo -s ./desktop-mode --setup!

Later on, if you care to use rofi or tint2, you can install them and upon installation, the script should automatically replace the configs with the script ones when run.

If you have rofi then go ahead and download the .Xresources and replace it with yours ( or the part which starts with rofi ). After that make sure to type in terminal xrdb ~/.Xresources.

Since the script moved desktop-mode script, then you can just do desktop-mode in the terminal now. To enable the theme you wish, just type desktop-mode --day or desktop-mode --night.

Enjoy :)

If you can clean up my desktop-mode script please do. I'm just an amateur.