Looks nice in your screenshot, but the file I downloaded has cut off window buttons (close, max, iconify, etc.). To make this theme work on unpatched openbox, I had to crop the button images so the border is 1px on each side, making the buttons 14px x 14px.
I have run Trinity on Q4OS, MATE, tested Moksha ( Bodhi ) GNOME on Sabayon (tested the distro), Pantheon from PPA on Ubuntu and even Elementary OS, Enlightenment, Cinnamon, Xfce, LXDE on Debian and/or Ubuntu and derivates ( based on ~ distributions) ... while keep thinking to of how can I make JWM look great and easy to use yet have the facilities other desktop environments may offer; yet I am considering (again) setup/testing Trinity (Q4OS or PCLinuxOS) when new version will be up ready for download). till then I have spent some time setting up my JWM configuration file and It helped me inspire from other themes, resources of other products, and in this case I have used 272727 color to hope make good look of my theme :D ;)
Openbox is a free, stacking window manager for the X Window System, licensed under the GNU General Public License. Originally derived from Blackbox 0.65.0, Openbox has now been totally re-written in the C programming language and since version 3.0 is no longer based upon any code from Blackbox. Wikipedia
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8 8 great
Looks nice in your screenshot, but the file I downloaded has cut off window buttons (close, max, iconify, etc.). To make this theme work on unpatched openbox, I had to crop the button images so the border is 1px on each side, making the buttons 14px x 14px.
I have used #272727 in my JWM configuration file ; screenshot https://yadi.sk/i/hejkt7r73aMdyA download https://yadi.sk/d/FAXt31CU3aMe8F
Thats great! I've never use JVM myself XD
I have run Trinity on Q4OS, MATE, tested Moksha ( Bodhi ) GNOME on Sabayon (tested the distro), Pantheon from PPA on Ubuntu and even Elementary OS, Enlightenment, Cinnamon, Xfce, LXDE on Debian and/or Ubuntu and derivates ( based on ~ distributions) ... while keep thinking to of how can I make JWM look great and easy to use yet have the facilities other desktop environments may offer; yet I am considering (again) setup/testing Trinity (Q4OS or PCLinuxOS) when new version will be up ready for download). till then I have spent some time setting up my JWM configuration file and It helped me inspire from other themes, resources of other products, and in this case I have used 272727 color to hope make good look of my theme :D ;)
9 Nice, easy colors :)
thank you