A macOS BigSur-like theme for your GTK apps
Required dependencies info for nerds
- gtk-murrine-engine
Fedora/RedHat
- gtk2-engines-murrine
Ubuntu/Mint/Debian
- gtk-engine-murrine
Arch/Manjaro
- sassc
- libglib2.0-dev-bin
ubuntu 20.04
- libglib2.0-dev
ubuntu 18.04
debian 10.03
linux mint 19
- libxml2-utils
ubuntu 18.04
debian 10.03
linux mint 19
- glib2-devel
Fedora
Redhat
- imagemagick
(optional for Gdm theme tweaks)
- dialog
(optional for installation in dialog mode)
- optipng
(optional for asset rendering)
- inkscape
(optional for asset rendering)
Don't worry, WhiteSur installer already provides all of those dependencies.
You can choose the compressed file compiled in stable version and unzip it to the theme folder ~/.themes
under the user folder.
You can run ./install.sh
to install the default WhiteSur GTK theme pack which includes
GNOME Shell (Pantheon), Cinnamon, XFWM (XFCE), Metacity, and Plank themes.
Usage: ./install.sh [OPTIONS...]
Parameter: --color
-c
(repeatable)
Example:
./install.sh -c light # install light theme color only
./install.sh -c dark -c light # install dark and light theme colors
Parameter: --theme
-t
(repeatable)
Example:
./install.sh -t red # install red theme accent only
./install.sh -t red -t green # install red and green theme accents
./install.sh -t all # install all available theme accents
Parameter: --sidebar
-s
Example: ./install.sh -s 220
Parameter: --icon
-i
Example: ./install.sh -i fedora
Parameter: --nautilus-style
-N
Example: ./install.sh -N mojave
You can run ./install.sh -h
to explore more customization features we have
like changing panel opacity, theme opacity (normal and solid variant), window
control button variant, etc.
Usage: ./tweaks.sh [OPTIONS...]
Parameter: --firefox
-f
Example: ./tweaks.sh -f
Parameter: --edit-firefox
-e
Example:
./tweaks.sh -f -e # install and edit Firefox theme
./tweaks.sh -e -f # it's reversible!
./tweaks.sh -e # edit the installed Firefox theme
Parameter: --dash-to-dock
-d
Example: ./tweaks.sh -d
Parameter: --color
-c
Example: ./tweaks.sh -d -c dark
Parameter: --gdm
-g
(requires to be ran as root)
Example: sudo ./tweaks.sh -g
Parameter: --background
-b
Example:
sudo ./tweaks.sh -g -b "my picture.jpg" # use the custom background
sudo ./tweaks.sh -g -b default # use the default background
sudo ./tweaks.sh -g -b blank # make it blank
Parameter: --darken
-D
Example:
sudo ./tweaks.sh -g -D # darken the default background
sudo ./tweaks.sh -g -D -b "wallpapers/snow.jpg" # darken the custom background
Parameter: --no-blur
-n
Example:
sudo ./tweaks.sh -g -n # don't blur the default background
sudo ./tweaks.sh -g -n -b "wallpapers/rocks.jpg" # don't blur the custom background
You can do the similar customization features in ./install.sh
like changing theme color (dark and light variant) and accent, GNOME Shell
'Activities' icon, etc. related to GDM. Run ./tweaks.sh -h
to explore!
Parameter: --flatpak
-F
Example: ./tweaks.sh -F
Parameter: --snap
-S
Example: ./tweaks.sh -S
Note:
This can only connect WhiteSur theme to your currently installed Snap apps. You may need to run this command again to connect to your newly installed Snap apps
Please go read CONTRIBUTING.md for more info