I have a new idea: GNOME Mint!

[AhmedO9473]

I , a little bit ago, made two stuff named "Cartis" and "Birlik" . these are new GNOME themes for Linux Mint, on the assumption they would be used to make a new GNOME-based Linux Mint (note this was tested on Ubuntu's version of GNOME, you can use it or vanilla gnome with extensions) here're the repo link:
https://github.com/AhmedO9473/gnr
There're 2 zip files, unpack Cartis.zip in : "usr/share/icons/Cartis" and Birlik.zip in "/usr/share/themes/Birlik" . make sure before enabling Birlik that user extensions are enabled via Tweaks , and "User Themes" official extension is installed.

[Axel-Erfurt]

You should add a README on github with a good description and instructions as well as screenshots.

Edit:
You say they are themes, but it only contains icons.

[AhmedO9473]

Well a GNOME theme is just a bunch of icons,
and b) OK, I'll add a readme.

[AhmedO9473]

well I have a question :
Why Linux Mint should make a GNOME edition, either based on vanilla GNOME or Ubuntu customized GNOME stripped of Ubuntu branding?

[Axel-Erfurt]

Linux Mint shouldn't do that at all. If you want gnome you can use gnome.

[JosephMcc]

If Mint was going to do a GNOME version, it would probably use Mint themes that match it's other editions.

[AhmedO9473]

well Mint-Y is already in the system's files here's how it looks on Ubuntu GNOME