The theme seems to be broken on Xfce 4.12. GTK+3 is 3.22, GTK+2 is 2.24.31 and murrine engine is 0.98.2.

@Elbullazul

Hi,

I've been checking out some of the themes on Cinnamon Spices compatibility for GTK 3.22 environments and the forthcoming Cinnamon 3.8. I'm not a team member of there but an occasional contributor.

The version of Chrome OS at https://github.com/linuxmint/cinnamon-spices-themes/tree/master/ChromeOS has broken theming in a GTK3.22 environment. I can see that the version here is maintained so could you raise a PR to bring the spices version in line?

Also it looks like that from Cinnamon 3.8 the Muffin Window Manager will stop supporting version 1 metacity themes so the existing Metacity theme will not be available to select in the themes app.

Cheers.

Two things might want to be implemented into the Chrome OS theme to make it more like the OS:

1. (afaik) Chrome/Chromium OS has a black line on the bottom of the panel where the running indicator is but behind the indicator so the theme might want to follow suit
2. Chrome OS has black text in windows (just look at Chrome OS Settings for example)
3. Headerbars are still Windows 10 Theme
4. Chrome OS has window buttons shaded on hover and press slightly

Apart from that, great theme! :)

Hello, please add support for Dash to Panel on Gnome. It's similar to Dash to Dock but uses the Gnome panel instead of the Activities Dash.

https://github.com/jderose9/dash-to-panel

Then you can get added to the Supported Themes Section on the Github Page

Themes

While this extension works well with most popular Gnome Shell themes, the following themes are known to have explicitly added custom styles for this extension:

Ciliora Tertia / Ciliora Secunda
Plano

Here is an example of the theme code for Dash to Panel...
`/* ======================================

• ! Dash-to-Panel extension
• ====================================== */
  #panel.dashtopanelMainPanel.dashtopanelTop {
  border-image: url("img/panel/panel-top.svg") 7;
  }

#panel.dashtopanelMainPanel.dashtopanelTop .app-well-app-running-dot {
width: 0;
height: 0;
border-image: none;
background-color: transparent;
border: 0;
}`

All colors are not defined in the gtk2 theme for xfce panel

Thank you so much! Finally someone who created a real, slick ChromeOS theme for Linux! 😄
Unfortunately though, it's not compatible with 3.22; everything looks garbled. Could you please update it so that I can start using this awesome theme?

See the attached screenshot. Hope this can be fixed :)

OS: Arch Linux
GTK: 3.22.x

The Cinnamon taskbar is very dark, the text is not visible at all.

I am using xfce 4.12 and all the menu items show up with the same black colour

Gnome Shell version: 3.22.1

Remark for White Theme
While using the White Theme I noticed that white background against grey sections and a light font make for a dull visual experience. in short, I think the shades chosen can be improved.

Remark for Global Dark Theme swithced ON
The light font against a dark grey background is both hard to see as well as mismatching.

Squashed Menus

Albeit sectioned, menu is sandwiched.

In Dark theme, too.

Lack of space

Programming Mode is too near the radio button.

Glow too pronounced

Too white-ish and area of glow is large.

Radio Buttons

In Dark theme radio buttons are pixelated, so-to-speak.

Font Colors, Lines & Bars

Font-color of title bar is too light against the white background. Compare with menu font-color.

Font-color against orange background. Suggest black font.

Fonts of both titlebar and window and progress indicator colour. Suggest a darker shade of grey (lol)

Font against blue highlighting background. Suggest darker shade.

Look for mouse pointer. Note white font against grey background and two blue lines above and below button.

Light font against blue background.

A light font against dark grey do not seem to match. Also, hard to see in terms of coloration.

Terminal

White Theme

Dark Theme

Correct me if I'm wrong but I think the terminal is governed by the shell. i.e. all good here!

i have checked with other gtk3.2 using windows and all have the same problem

Hi ...

Chrome-OS is a GREAT theme.

The latest version of Cinnamon MINT 19 doesn't seem to work with Chrome-OS because the theme lacks a metacity-theme-3.xml file. Any chance you can update the theme to work with MINT 19?

That would be great.

Thanks,
Michael Pellicci
[email protected]

When opening gvim from terminal, I get the following error message (vim opens just fine regardless of it):

/home/mahi/.themes/Chrome OS/gtk-2.0/Apps/mintmenu.rc:3: Unable to locate image file in pixmap_path: "Panel/bc.png"

I'm running on Linux Mint 18 Cinnamon, and I'm only using Chrome OS for the "Controls" section from "Themes":

Update: This seems to happen regardless of which program I open, tested with gvim, git-cola, and chromium-browser

1. Make the titlebars FULLY white (some Chrome Apps have white titlebars when they don't colour the titlebars themselves in Chrome OS, like this screenshot:
   
2. Make the titles themselves black rather than white to make them legible

Now that the theme is finally compatible with GTK 3.22 ( 😄 ) I can finally start using it. But there's a tiny issue though with the fonts: they look washed out in some apps. I'll attach two screenshots where you can see the problem. It's mostly in the headerbars and sidebars.

Edit: the same problem is present in the dark version: the fonts are unreadable in the dark version because they look washed out.

Using latest git master links in text-mails are invisible in evolution because it seems they are white on white background.

onmouseover

look at the minimize, maximize and close buttons

missing icons

terminal

Are white borders around window and scroll bar intentional?

can ignore this issue of you want, its just a suggestion to look better.

Which Gnome-Shell theme do you recommend for using with your theme or do you plan the develop your own gs-theme?