#GNOME bubble out there: Can anyone recommend a sane, clean theme for use with a professional day-to-day device that doesn't have touch input? Definitely spoilt by the @elementary design which unfortunately isn't an option on that box - yet most of the themes I tried feel somewhat candy-colored or like ripped out of a comic strip. Isn't there something cleaner, preferrably with small window borders? What do you use day to day? The box is on Debian bullseye by the way. Boosts appreciated. π
@rjayasinghe I generally like the GNOME default theme but the window borders are regularly giving me the creeps, both because they're huge on my screen and because I don't like that rounded borders very much. π
@z428 @elementary yeah.. I know. ;) I was coming from i3 with virtually no window borders.. ;-D
@z428 @elementary And now I ended up on Mac OS. π
@z428 @elementary I am using the Matcha gtk Theme, the default of Manjaro. But I guess you could use any other flat theme.
@z428 @elementary do u know equilux? itβs dark and almost monochrome, made to not hurt eyes
Thanks for your suggestions. Looking at the screenshots, I'm unsure whether they will work for me but I'll give them a try nevertheless. Let's see... π
@z428 Really love and currently use 'Skeuos' with "Flat remix' icons since I was tired of my former favorite theme 'Qogir' (completely flat) which I had used for several years.
Skeuos example: https://social.tchncs.de/@datensalat/105198490381413060
Skeuos source: https://www.gnome-look.org/p/1441725/
Qogir source:
https://www.gnome-look.org/p/1230631/
Flat remix icons source:
https://www.gnome-look.org/p/1012430/
@z428 @elementary I couldn't stand anything else than the default theme of vanilla-gnome. π