Stealth-UX is a dark visual suite that transforms your GalliumOS 3.1 desktop environment.
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Clone this repo:
git clone https://github.com/ctklainow/stealth-ux.git ~/stealth-ux/
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Install:
sudo bash ~/stealth-ux/install.sh
Note: Your current ~/.bashrc will backed up as ~/.bashrc.obs_backup
Skip to Configure Section
- title-1-active.xpm
- top-left-active.xpm
- top-right-active.xpm
(think of .xpm as ASCII masks, layered on top of .png files with the same name)
By using greybird-compact masks, you can change the height of the menu bar in any GTK theme
- symlinked title-1-active.xpm to title-2-active.xpm through title-5-active.xpm,
- symlinked top-left-active.xpm to top-left-inactive.xpm, etc
- symlinked top-right-active.xpm to top-right-inactive.xpm, etc
sudo apt-get install imagemagick
sudo convert close-active.png -alpha on -resize 70% close-active.png
// running this function replaces current close-active.png with a modified close-active.png that's 70% of the original size, final variable is the new file name (I made it the same as the original)
Run convert on all title bar buttons:
- close-active
- close-inactive
- close-prelight
- close-pressed
- hide-active
- hide-inactive...etc
- maximize-active
- maximize-inactive...etc
https://forum.xfce.org/viewtopic.php?id=9312
// Bash command
for name in `find . -maxdepth 1 -type f -name "*.xpm"`; do convert "$name" -alpha on -scale 200% $name; done
for name in `find . -maxdepth 1 -type f -name "*.png"`; do convert "$name" -alpha on -resize 200% $name; done
1. In the folder /usr/share/themes create a new theme 'mytheme' by copying the theme 'Mint-X'
2. Install imagemagick (sudo apt-get install imagemagick) to get the linux command convert
3. Go to folder /usr/share/themes/mytheme/xfwm4
4. Modify title* and top* files with convert command as suggested by sixsixfive with scale 200%
5. Modify close*, hide* and maximize* files with convert command with scale 150%
6. Modify file /usr/share/themes/mytheme/xfwm4/themerc with following options :
button_offset=15
button_spacing=2
maximized_offset=10
7. Go to Parameters --> Window manager (I am not sure about the english name as I am using french version) and change the theme to 'mytheme'; I also changed the font of the title to 20.
8. Change the color of the close* images to red using Gimp.
After installation is done, follow the steps below to configure the desktop settings.
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Go into the Start Menu or Left-Alt + M
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Search and open "Appearance" (Settings > Appearance)
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Under the Style Tab, find and select "Dracula"
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In the same window, under the Icons Tab, find and select "Papirus-Dark"
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Close the Appearance Settings
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Go into the Start Menu, and open the File Manager
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Go to
Edit
→Preferences...
. Click onSide Pane
tab. UnderSide Pane
, look forIcon Size
and set toVery Small
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- Go into Start Menu and open
Settings Manager
→Panel
→Items
tab. SelectNotification Area
item and click onEdit currently selected item
button. UnderAppearance
set the following options:
- Set
Maximum icon size (px)
to24
- Uncheck
Show frame
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Open your terminal and install papirus-folders
wget -qO- https://git.io/papirus-folders-install | sh
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Run this command to change folders color to white
papirus-folders -C white --theme Papirus-Dark
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Close File Manager windows and reopen to see the colour changes
You can replace white with any of these colours:
Name | Preview | Name | Preview |
---|---|---|---|
black | blue | ||
bluegrey | breeze | ||
brown | cyan | ||
deeporange | green | ||
grey | indigo | ||
magenta | nordic | ||
orange | palebrown | ||
paleorange | pink | ||
red | teal | ||
violet | white | ||
yaru | yellow |
Change the style of the window bars:
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Go into Start Menu, search for and open "Window Manager" (under "Settings")
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Choose between "no-border" or "Dracula" or "dracula-compact".
no-border removes the Title Bar for a sleek look
Dracula offers a flat dark look
- Alt + Left Click to move windows around
- Alt + SpaceBar to bring up the menu options for a window
- Under the Window Manager, click the Keyboard Tab, and set the following shortcut keys:
- Close Window: Alt + Q
- Tile window to left: Alt + [
- Tile window to right: Alt + ]
- Maximize window: Alt + =
- Minimize window: Alt + -
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Open your terminal
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Right click > Preferences > Colors Tab
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Click "Load Presets..."
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Select "Dracula"
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Close Preferences
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Open and edit ~/.bashrc file
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You'll see an environment variable (all caps) in there that looks like:
OSH_THEME="font"
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Change the value of OSH_THEME to powerline:
OSH_THEME="powerline"
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Save and exit .bashrc
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Reload .bashrc:
source ~/.bashrc
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Close and reopen your terminal to see changes
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Right-click your terminal > Preferences
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Under Appearance Tab > Uncheck "Use System Font" > and select a Powerline font such as "Source Code Pro for Powerline"
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Everything should look good now!
Complete the entire look with a few more steps:
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Open Chromium
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Go to:
chrome://settings/
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Find "Themes" under "Appearance" > Click "Use GTK+"
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Right-click taskbar
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Panel > Panel Preferences...
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Go to Appearance Tab
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Select None under Style:
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Reduce Alpha to 0
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Go to Items and edit as you please, here's a suggestion:
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Open "File Manager"
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Ctrl + M
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Create theme folder:
mkdir -p ~/.vim/pack/themes/start
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Change directories:
cd ~/.vim/pack/themes/start
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Clone the target repo:
git clone https://github.com/dracula/vim.git dracula
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Create config file:
touch ~/.vimrc
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Add the following to ~/.vimrc
packadd! dracula syntax enable colorscheme dracula
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Run the following command
git clone https://github.com/pangloss/vim-javascript.git ~/.vim/pack/vim-javascript/start/vim-javascript
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Close and reopen VIM to see changes
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Right-click desktop > Desktop Settings...
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Select stealth_ux_wallpaper.jpg inside ~/stealth_ux