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README.md

Adapta-gtk-theme

An adaptive Gtk+ theme based on Material Design Guidelines.

Before using Adapta

Typography

Adapta strongly depends on Material Design resources, especially its fonts.

  1. Roboto
  • Very famous as the default truetype font in Android (English ver.).
  • Multilingual support is not good.
  • Weight used in Adapta: 300, 400, 500, 700
PrimarySecondaryFallback
Gnome-Shell >= 3.26RobotoSans-serif
Gnome-Shell =< 3.24RobotoSans-serif
CinnamonRobotoSans-serif

Note:

  • Roboto is very nice with Adapta, but in some locales, it causes Tofu.

Adapta is designed with nominal 13px (or 14px) Roboto font. In Gnome, “window-scaling-factor = 1.0” means -gtk-dpi = 96, it also means:

13 [px] x 72 [pt/inch] / 96 [px/inch] = 9.75 [pt]
14 [px] x 72 [pt/inch] / 96 [px/inch] = 10.5 [pt]

That's the reason why 13.33px = 10pt is used for rem/px conversion in Gtk+ 3.2x theming.

Verify the fonts are rendered correctly via font-viewer tools like Gnome-Font-Viewer.

Variant Matrix

AdaptaAdapta-BrilaAdapta-NoktoAdapta-EtaAdapta-Brila-EtaAdapta-Nokto-Eta
Gtk+ 2.24.xcheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-on
Gtk+ 3.20.xcheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-on
Gtk+ 3.22.xcheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-on
Gtk+ 3.24.xcheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-on
Muttercheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-on
Metacitycheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-on
Muffincheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-offcheck-offcheck-off
XFwm4check-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-offcheck-offcheck-off
Marcocheck-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-offcheck-offcheck-off
Openbox-3check-oncheck-oncheck-oncheck-offcheck-offcheck-off

Note:

  • Brila is a complete light variant.
  • Nokto is a dark variant.
  • Eta is a tiny Gtk+ 2.x/3.2x Gtk+ widget variant for saving space.
  • I suggest you use the Eta variants if your LCD resolution is lower than FHD (1080p). Eta draws widgets around -20% to -30% spacing.
  • Metacity theming supports Eta variants (>= 3.2x).

Elements

Materials

Required Components

Adapta supports Gtk+ 3.24.x, 3.22.x and 3.20.x

* Gtk+-3.0             >= 3.20.0
* Gtk+-2.0             >= 2.24.30
* gtk2-engines-pixbuf  >= 2.24.30
* gtk2-engines-murrine >= 0.98.1

Supported Desktop Environments

* GNOME-Shell     >= 3.20.0
* GNOME-Flashback >= 3.20
* Budgie-Desktop  >= 10.4
* Cinnamon        >= 3.2.0
* XFce4           >= 4.12.2
* Mate            >= 1.14.0
* LXDE            >= 0.99.1 (Gtk+ 2.x only)

Unsupported Gtk+ Based Desktop(s)

  • Pantheon
  • Unity7 and Ubuntu customed Gnome-Shell

Note:

  • Adapta does NOT support elementaryOS.

Installation from Package(s)

Package(s) can be found in the official main repositories of these distributions:

  • Arch (community)

  • Fedora

  • openSUSE (Tumbleweed)

  • Solus

Personal repository:

Installation from Git Source

  1. If previous versions were installed/existed, remove them first.
sudo rm -rf /usr/share/themes/{Adapta,Adapta-Eta,Adapta-Brila,Adapta-Brila-Eta,Adapta-Nokto,Adapta-Nokto-Eta}
rm -rf ~/.local/share/themes/{Adapta,Adapta-Eta,Adapta-Brila,Adapta-Brila-Eta,Adapta-Nokto,Adapta-Nokto-Eta}
rm -rf ~/.themes/{Adapta,Adapta-Eta,Adapta-Brila,Adapta-Brila-Eta,Adapta-Nokto,Adapta-Nokto-Eta}
  1. Check build-requirements: Currently Adapta bundles neither pre-generated stylesheets nor PNG images. So users and/or contributors should generate proper CSSs, PNGs and gresources at build-time.
* autoconf
* automake
* inkscape                                  >= 0.91
* libgdk-pixbuf2.0-dev (gdk-pixbuf2-devel)  >= 2.32.2
* libglib2.0-dev (glib2-devel)              >= 2.48.0
* libxml2-utils (libxml2)
* pkg-config (pkgconfig)
* sassc                                     >= 3.3

* parallel                                  (if --enable-parallel)

Note:

  • In OpenSUSE, add an extra dependency:

    gdk-pixbuf-devel        >= 2.32.2

  • Adapta employs SassC wrapper of libsass to generate CSS stylesheets.

  • Adapta uses inkscape to generate installable PNG files.

  • Adapta uses glib-compile-resources to compile the gresource files for Gtk+ and Gnome-Shell.

  • glib-2.0 >= 2.53, Gnome-Shell 3.26 theming is used if --enable-gnome.

  1. Build and install system-wide:
./autogen.sh --prefix=/usr
make
sudo make install

Note:

  • Default prefix is /usr/local.
  • All 6 variants are installed by default.
  • make generates proper CSSs and PNGs to be installed. It will take about 5min to 15min to build. For example, Ubuntu's build-server takes 10min.
  • sudo make install installs multiple versioned theme and Gtk+ automatically selects the properly versioned one when running.
  1. To speed up by using concurrency-build, pass this specific option to autogen.sh:
--enable-parallel       enable parallel-build support (type: bool)

Note:

  • This feature requires GNU parallel, so please add parallel to build-requirements. Parallel can execute multiple scripts and binaries to be suitable for multi-threading. It could especially shorten the rendering-time via inkscape.
  • -jN option to be passed to GNU make is surely usable, but Adapta currently employs parallel.
  • This feature should not be applied when packaging on remote/shared build-servers.
  1. To disable some DE supports, pass these specific options to autogen.sh:
--disable-gnome         disable gnome-shell support (type: bool)
--disable-cinnamon      disable cinnamon support (type: bool)
--disable-flashback     disable flashback support (type: bool)
--disable-xfce          disable xfce support (type: bool)
--disable-mate          disable mate support (type: bool)
--disable-openbox       disable openbox support (type: bool)

Note:

  • The installer installs Budgie-Desktop support even if all of options above were applied.
  • Cinnamon/Mate support hooks metacity-1 directory even if GNOME-Flashback support was disabled.
  1. To enable extra Gtk+ release support, pass these options:
--enable-gtk_next      enable Gtk+ 4.0 support (type: bool)
  1. To change the default 4 Key-Colors, pass these options:
--with-selection_color        Primary color for 'selected-items' (Default: #3F51B5 = Indigo500, type: string)
--with-accent_color           Secondary color for notifications and OSDs (Default: #7986CB = Indigo300, type: string)
--with-suggestion_color       Secondary color for 'suggested' buttons (Default: #673AB7 = DPurple500, type: string)
--with-destruction_color      Tertiary color for 'destructive' buttons (Default: #F44336 = Red500, type: string)

Note:

  • Color-codes are defined as # + 6-digit HEXs (Standard RGB definitions in HTML codes).

  • The Material Design Color Palette can be found here.

  • Example: If you would like to use ‘Teal500’ as selection_color, use this:

    ./autogen.sh --with-selection_color=#009688

  • Basically selection_color and suggestion_color should use 500 colors, and accent_color should use 300 colors.

  • While doing make, Adapta changes those 4 colors in all stylesheets and images, and make clean cleans up all generated files from source directories.

  • This feature unfortunately is not supported in Telegram 1.0 theming.

GtkSourceView/Gedit Color Scheme Support

A theme file adapta.xml is installed by default into Adapta(-Nokto)/gedit directory, and adapta-brila.xml is installed into Adapta-Brila/gedit directory. See details in README.md.

Note:

  • The color-scheme can be used in Gnome-Builder, Gnome-Sushi, Meld and Gedit if installed to ~/.local/share/gtksourceview-3.0/styles or ~/.local/share/gtksourceview-4/styles directory.
  • A light-variant theming is experimental.

Visual Studio Code (VS Code) Theme Support

  1. Linux-themes (Author: SolarLiner): Visual Studio Marketplace

  2. Vscode-theme-adapted (Author: About-Code): Visual Studio Marketplace

Extra Browser Support

To try our color samples for FirefoxColor test pilot, check these URLs:

  1. Adapta

  2. Adapta-Brila

  3. Adapta-Nokto

Note:

  • We no longer support “Normal” UI layout in Chrome(ium). Use “Refresh” instead.

  • Vivaldi can make custom themes via settings like these:

    Background: #F8F8F8 (#1D1D1D)
Foreground: #111111 (#F5F5F5)
Highlight:  #3F51B5
Accent:     #E7E7E7 (#080808)
Accent Color from Active Page: [ ]
Apply Accent Color to Window:  [*]
Transparent Tabs:              [*]
Corner Rounding:               2px

Extra Dock Support

To try “Plank” theming, pass this option:

--enable-plank         enable Plank support (type: bool)

Then select Gtk+ via plank --preferences.

Note:

  • Don't expect too much. Plank is NOT a themeable widget for me!

Extra Compositor Support

Compton is the famous stand-alone compositor that works well with the Openbox window-manager. The installer installs recommended configuration file compton.conf into Adapta/openbox-3 directory if Openbox support is enabled.

Next, copy that file into ~/.config/ and restart compton to read the settings. That compositor still has some limitations in its features for Adapta, however.

Extra Telegram Support

To try “Telegram 1.0” theming, pass this option:

--enable-telegram      enable Telegram 1.0 support (type: bool)

The installer installs compressed tdesktop-theme files into Adapta/telegram, Adapta-Brila/telegram and Adapta-Nokto/telegram directories if Telegram support is enabled. Then open the file via Telegram > Main Menu > Settings > Chat background > Choose from file.

Note:

  • Bundled noise-texture images are for tiled mode.
  • Telegram support is a W.I.P currently.

Extra Tweetdeck Support

To try “Colordeck for Tweetdeck” extension theming, pass this option:

--enable-tweetdeck      enable Tweetdeck-colordeck support (type: bool)

The installer installs cdk files into Adapta*/tweetdeck directories if Tweetdeck support is enabled. Then open the file via Colordeck -> import > “Colors” -> Choose File.

Note:

  • Chrome Web Store
  • Firefox Add-ons
  • Light and dark variants are supported.
  • Currently those files support “Colors” only, so enabling “Colors” checkbox is enough.

Other Projects

This is a list of community projects, related to Adapta:

Work in Progress

  • Conversion to Gtk+ 4.0

TODO

  • Prepare for Meson build system (priority: high)
  • Prepare for x3 scaling (priority: mid or low)

Public License

GPLv2.0

Note:

SVG files are licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. And an icon-theme in Cinnamon thumbnails: Paper Icons by Sam Hewitt is licensed under CC-SA-4.0.

Donations

My Patreon Page

Special Thanks to

Nana-4, the developer of Materia Gtk+ theme (formerly Flat-Plat)

Sam Hewitt, the developer of Paper Icon/Cursor Theme