The Murrina theme is designed for GNOME users, providing a visually appealing and customizable interface. It offers a range of color options and stylistic elements to make your desktop experience stand out.
Murrina-Peaceful is a software package for the GNOME desktop, and is driven by the Murrine engine. The developer has commented that they are not particularly satisfied with how the theme has turned out from a technical standpoint, but they are very happy with the visual outcome. They have mentioned that it is mostly perfect, except for a few pesky applications such as Firefox and Thunderbird, which have caused some issues. Despite these setbacks, the theme is, in their opinion, visually flawless.
From a technical viewpoint, the Murrina-Peaceful theme is not perfect. The developer notes that they had to make a considerable "hack job" in order to get around some problems. If anyone has read their forum posts, they would be aware that the dev had trouble trying to redefine fg[ACTIVE] in a style declaration for buttons. They had only two options available: live with some buttons being unreadable, or make many unrelated things unreadable. After conducting research, they tacked on another style declaration for widgets instead. Although this works, it feels rather sloppy.
Murrina-Peaceful is a follow-up to a derivative pixmap GTK theme that the developer once posted. The theme has a lovely blue color without being too outlandish. The developer has included features from other themes that use the Murrine engine, namely "Murrina-BluePearl" and "Murrine-Elegant."
GNOME is an international collaboration to create a complete Linux desktop environment, including the graphical user interface which rests on top of a computer operating system. This purpose encompasses software development tools, desktop application programming interfaces, and apps that handle tasks such as file management or window creation. The GNOME project is a part of the GNU series of programs and can be utilized with different Unix-like operating systems, such as Linux. Additionally, it's a component of the Java Desktop System in Solaris. Originally, GNOME represented "GNU Network Object Model Environment," although this abbreviation is outdated. The GNOME project places significant importance on creating user-friendly software that is easy to use and "just works."
From a technical viewpoint, the Murrina-Peaceful theme is not perfect. The developer notes that they had to make a considerable "hack job" in order to get around some problems. If anyone has read their forum posts, they would be aware that the dev had trouble trying to redefine fg[ACTIVE] in a style declaration for buttons. They had only two options available: live with some buttons being unreadable, or make many unrelated things unreadable. After conducting research, they tacked on another style declaration for widgets instead. Although this works, it feels rather sloppy.
Murrina-Peaceful is a follow-up to a derivative pixmap GTK theme that the developer once posted. The theme has a lovely blue color without being too outlandish. The developer has included features from other themes that use the Murrine engine, namely "Murrina-BluePearl" and "Murrine-Elegant."
GNOME is an international collaboration to create a complete Linux desktop environment, including the graphical user interface which rests on top of a computer operating system. This purpose encompasses software development tools, desktop application programming interfaces, and apps that handle tasks such as file management or window creation. The GNOME project is a part of the GNU series of programs and can be utilized with different Unix-like operating systems, such as Linux. Additionally, it's a component of the Java Desktop System in Solaris. Originally, GNOME represented "GNU Network Object Model Environment," although this abbreviation is outdated. The GNOME project places significant importance on creating user-friendly software that is easy to use and "just works."
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