what visual style is this for ubutnu ?

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woah that does look nice, cant help you there but the wallpaper is most likely by one of the following artists:

http://manicho.deviantart.com/gallery/

http://elusive.deviantart.com/gallery/

http://psychopulse.deviantart.com/gallery/

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well hopefully mark jensen will know. :)

markjensen isn't all that into theming. :p Not into Gnome or such, either. Pretty much just a Linux & Fluxbox user. :unsure:

Plus there isn't much to see in that theme, other than the wallpaper. One icon for the 'start' button. The icons for the CD images. And just about 3 icons more. You can't see any of the menus, or any window decorations at all.

It's sort of like looking at a tire print in the mud, and asking what color the car is. :p

But glad (and mildly surprised) you got it sorted out.

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i have the newest version of ubutnu installed ( grated im still a linux NOOB ) it stalls fine but when you look under the theme tab is stays will not run properly with out said engine installed

from the link to the theme

very bottom

IMPORTANT:

* Make sure you have the latest versions possible of both the Murrine and Aurora engines installed.

i need to get the other and learn how to install both

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markjensen isn't all that into theming. :p Not into Gnome or such, either. Pretty much just a Linux & Fluxbox user. :unsure:

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You've got some combination of a OS X theme and something, don't you?

Cool but anyone know where to get the icon bit of it?

"This theme will not look as intended because the

intended icon theme 'neon' is not installed."

http://drop.io/hcarvalhoalves/asset/neon

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the theme itself is too dark, such a shame too, makes the windows horribly dark. :(

There are three different themes and two of them are not dark at all! You can change settings in "Appearance Preferences" > select any theme and then go "Customise" Once you are in the "Customize Theme" click on the Controls and choose Aurora or Aurora-looks Have a look at the screeny I posted on that one I am using Aurora.

@The_Decryptor: The link you gave appears to be a windows theme? It's not a icon pack or am I being stupid? I downloaded the file and is definitely not a icon pack! Please correct me if I am wrong. Thanks!

I see the OP was not using Linux but perhaps he has finished his Ubuntu download now! :laugh:

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OK I put the Neon folder in the .icon folder and when I tried to change the icon set it gave me this error: "The NetworkManager applet could not find some required resources. It cannot continue." it loads most of the icons but something is causing it not to be happy! Thanks anyway! I am using the Ubuntu 8.10 64 bit OS.

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OK I put the Neon folder in the .icon folder and when I tried to change the icon set it gave me this error: "The NetworkManager applet could not find some required resources. It cannot continue." it loads most of the icons but something is causing it not to be happy! Thanks anyway! I am using the Ubuntu 8.10 64 bit OS.

I had a problem here. Any help, mate? Thanks!

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