Ubuntu G2 - Blue

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A modification of Rennou's Tux G2 Theme replacing the penguin with the Ubuntu logo, and replacing the background with a blue wallpaper.

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FrankyBoy
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This theme has become the default one in my computer. It is elegant in a cool way while being functional. I don't like GDM Themes that are just a wallpaper with a textbox. However, I find this theme to be just what I wanted for my OSX themes. Also, I love the glossy ubuntu logo akin to Apple's logo. Keep the good work and thank you.

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cddesjar
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could you make this with debian's logo?

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GDM Themes

For applying GDM themes, there is this tool:
https://github.com/juhaku/loginized

Note Ubuntu uses LightDM, so you would need to switch to GDM first to use GDM themes:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/346330/how-to-apply-theme