Hey man, awesome job. Your themes are so good that I have trouble sticking with a particular one for a long time, I'm always switching!

There is just one thing bothering me. Some apps, like VLC and qBittorrent won't follow the chosen theme. I was wondering if there is something that could be done to improve this, or it is something related to the apps themselves.

I ask because I was a heavy user of that OSX Arc Theme - sadly, the developer decided to put an end to the project - and apps always played nice with those themes.

This theme looks perfect alongside Kvantum Mojave theme in KDE or another Qt DE, but black borders appear if you are using Kwin as Window Manager, the default for Plasma 5. It seems to be happening with all themes.

I am now using Mc-OS-MJV-Gen3.32-V2.1 on Ubuntu 18.04. There are some warnings when launch apps from terminal.

(gedit:4596): Gtk-WARNING **: 17:19:39.104: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:2281:23: Expected a valid selector

(gedit:4596): Gtk-WARNING **: 17:19:39.111: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:11535:3: '/*' in comment block

(gedit:4596): Gtk-WARNING **: 17:19:39.111: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:11641:2: '/*' in comment block

Notice the path / location tabs are larger than the navigation arrows with this Mc-OS theme enabled in both dark and light mode.

Ubuntu 18.04 LTS w/ current updates, as of 10/10/2018. 1080p screen, no scaling.

For example when changing songs in spotify, you can't read notification when using either one of the shell themes.

gnome builder 3.30 with dark MJV 3.32 , BG color of File explorer is displayed in white.

There is no shell options there for the theme.

With Ubuntu 19.04 the McOS-MJV theme does not show the utilisation graphics correctly.
It used to do this in 18.10 but somehow there has been a change in Nautilus that got by unrecognised.

Missing index.theme files, and probably more things.

It would be great if there was a way to install directly from GitHub so it can be integrated with install-gnome-themes.

I found some tags may be in wrong place.
For example, the tags of dash to dock in tweak are out of alignment.
In MJV 1.1, it is right.

But in MJV 2.0, it has something wrong

Besides, the bottom of gedit's save windows has two line.It seems not concise.

Hey there. Great themes, I really love them. I started to install them on all Ubuntu 18.04. devices I have.
The only thing I need to change is the top bar with GNOME tweak tool and use Hide top bar and/or Dynamic top bar (currently off). I also use dash to dock with transparency on full.

Anyways, the top-bar is the big issue everywhere - I couldn't get it transparent when Apps/Windows enter fullscreen. However, what disturbs me most, is the Ubuntu font, which I only can change inside the application windows, not on the system itself.
My question is: Since I use Raleway as default font in GNOME Tweak tool, how am I able to change it outside application windows?

As for example mentioned here, I already changed:

stage {

        font-family: 'Raleway';

        font-size: 11pt;

        color: #4c4c4c; }

in gnome-shell.css and tried "Raleway" both with and without hypenation as well as other fonts, but it won't change. I just don't know what to do. Can you please help me? Thanks a lot!

I would like to package this (and other themes from paullinuxthemer) for NixOS. It would be much easier if the releases are done (frequently) on github. Can it be done?

Is there something to do for a correct look of this theme on Cinnamon? I have all necessary packages installed, but the theme don't work properly...

can you make colors on focused google chrome tab have different color from another tab?

Is it possible to support either of these two light to mid-weight desktop environments? I think this would create an amazingly snappy experience but I'm not informed enough whether this would be possible. More specifically, I would like to use your theme either on Solus MATE or MX Linux Xfce.

Would you consider Mc-Os-themes for GTK 3.18? I am happy to see such a beautiful work. I can feel the pain of such a great work. But it's really amazing. The most beautiful and useful theme for Ubuntu. Ubuntu 16.04 is still of great use, which comes with GTK3.18. I would also like to use your theme there as I use 16.04 for some machine learning works.

Thank you again. I would be happy if you consider it.

When I select McOS-CTLina-XFCE or McOS-CTLina-XFCE-Dark in XFCE "Window Manager/Style" settings, I cannot resize windows if I try to "grab/select" it with mouse pointer from the sides, bottom or bottom corners, it only works when selecting the window from top or top corners.
Is this a feature or a bug?
TIA

Can you provide Flatpak version of this theme?

Hi,

i love your theme but asking kindly for a Pink version like it is include with Mac OS Mojave.
Thank you

Compared to Adwaita, gnome-terminal needs to be "wider" to have the right screen dimensions. An 80-column Adwaita gnome-terminal shows 80 columns of text, but Mc-OS-YS needs "88 columns" to display a true 80 columns of text with the same default monospace typeface.

It would be nice, if folder names of themes did not change. We have script which automates setup process and it failed because Mc-OS-CTLina-Gnome-Dark folder changed to Mc-OS-CTLina-Gnome-Dark-1.1

XFCE (archlinux) when I select McOS-CTLina-XFCE the "shade" button does not follow the pattern.
You can check the image below...

hi paul, in this case i using Ubuntu 18.0.4.1 LTS, for DE i use XFCE. and i have problem with the font color,
like font color on vala panel and battery indicator color on panel.

on my Name (Abdi Prawira Negara) and Date&Time i've just change font color on gtk.css, but not work for vala panel and battery + wifi + sound color

FULL SCREENSHOT

VALA-PANEL

INDICATOR

the title button with chrome is not set to correct. And only chrome

Thanks for your work.
I've never used Mac but thought I'd give it a go now I'm pretty much committed to Linux all round.
I don't know what the aesthetics of Mac are or have been, but my impression is that these buttons (minimise, maximise, close) used to be or still are 3-D in Mac OSs...
Personally I'd like that: I'm a bit sick of this supposedly contemporary "flat look" (Windows10, etc.).
Are any of your themes 3-D in this way? There don't seem to be any screenshots as such... By the way, I'm using Linux Mint Cinnamon 19.2, which probably makes things complicated.

Gtk-WARNING **: 14:26:41.978: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:4661:2: '/' in comment block
Gtk-WARNING **: 14:26:41.985: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:7732:11: expected ':'
Gtk-WARNING **: 14:26:41.985: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:7732:13: Expected semicolon
Gtk-WARNING **: 14:26:41.991: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:11314:2: '/' in comment block
Gtk-WARNING **: 14:26:41.991: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:11338:25: Expected a valid selector

diff --git a/McOS-MJV-Gn3.32-v2.1/gtk-3.0/gtk.css b/McOS-MJV-Gn3.32-v2.1/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
index d124f00..1529aee 100644
--- a/McOS-MJV-Gn3.32-v2.1/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
+++ b/McOS-MJV-Gn3.32-v2.1/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
@@ -4657,7 +4657,7 @@ headerbar .linked:not(.vertical).path-bar > button:active{

headerbar .linked:not(.vertical).path-bar > button:checked {

• color: #ffffff;

• color: #ffffff;/
  / text-shadow: 0 -1px alpha(#202020, 0.2);
  -1px 0px alpha(#202020, 0.05),
  1px 0px alpha(#000000, 1),
  @@ -7729,7 +7729,7 @@ stacksidebar row.needs-attention > label {
  /PLACESSIDEBAR***********/

placessidebar.sidebar{

• min-width; 0;

• min-width: 0;
  /min-width: 166px;/
  background-color: transparent;
  background-color: rgba(255,255,255,0.92);
  @@ -11310,7 +11310,7 @@ headerbar:only-child{
  }
  headerbar .linked:not(.vertical):not(.path-bar) > button{

• border-radius: 5px;

• border-radius: 5px;/
  / color:#575757;
  background-color: transparent;
  background-image: linear-gradient(180deg,#fdfdfd,#f1f1f1);

All of the buttons in the Catalina and MJV dark theme have this weird effect where they become pixelated, I don't know why, the light theme doesn't have this problem.

The spacer in Geary Mail is a bulk grey bar, which doesn't look really appealing

I really like you work, but you have to make the source available to let people contribute. All your repos are just folder dumps of some hidden build stack.

Please consider making your themes really open source.

Also see paullinuxthemer/Prof-Gnome#5

Hi, @paullinuxthemer
Loving your work!

Just a feedback on CTLina-Gnome-Dark 1.3.2 on my PopOS 20.04

Example - 1
The currently selected option font color is black which makes it impossible to see lol

Example - 2
This is in Chrome, not selected but not sure why it's black. May be it shares coloring properties of the image attached above?

I can't seem to get any of the themes working without it glitching at some point. I am using Ubuntu GNOME 16.04, and it's currently at GNOME 3.18.2

This is my screenshoot

There is no space between two buttons. For example when I want to empty trash when warning appears there is no space between buttons but when mouse is over one button space between buttons appears. Added screenshots shows more.
https://imgur.com/a/dVBd0Qq

Yeah Unity is dead, but some of us still stick to it, and it's still being mantained by the UBPorts team. It would be great to have a Unity version, if you have the time. Thanks

Hi, I have seen that your themes (also from other repositories) don't support some types of windows or dialogs, such as java dialogs as well. I'm not sure what's different for these types but I report here a couple of screenshots to clarify.

Below the appearance of hexchat with one of your themes:

And with a theme which supports such type of windows just to show that it's indeed possible to theme them as well:

I have tried many of your themes which I really like! But this little thing kind of disrupts the whole experience at least for me :)

It seems like there is a space added before and after the colon in all digital clocks using the McOS shell themes. Fedora 29 with Gnome 3.30.x

Screenshot --> https://imgur.com/a/BTHHaR5
see volume and brightness sliders in top right corner.

Using MJV dark, ubuntu 18.04, I get these warnings anytime I launch an app from the terminal

(nautilus:24340): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:39:58.460: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:559:1: Expected a valid selector

(nautilus:24340): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:39:58.461: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:1148:2: Expected semicolon

(nautilus:24340): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:39:58.461: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:1489:27: Expected a valid selector

(nautilus:24340): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:39:58.461: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:1618:15: 'bborder-color' is not a valid property name

(nautilus:24340): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:39:58.461: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:1622:20: Expected a valid selector

(nautilus:24340): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:39:58.461: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:1988:15: 'bborder-color' is not a valid property name

(nautilus:24340): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:39:58.463: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:4363:2: Expected semicolon

(nautilus:24340): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:39:58.464: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:4994:2: Junk at end of value for border-radius

(nautilus:24340): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:39:58.466: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:6305:26: Expected a valid selector

(nautilus:24340): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:39:58.466: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:7321:26: Expected a valid selector

(nautilus:24340): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:39:58.467: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:8201:64: Junk at end of value for background-image

(nautilus:24340): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:39:58.468: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:8820:55: Using one color stop with linear-gradient() is deprecated.

(nautilus:24340): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:39:58.468: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:8820:55: Missing closing bracket at end of linear gradient

(nautilus:24340): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:39:58.468: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:8933:19: not a number

(nautilus:24340): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:39:58.468: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:8951:15: 'bcbcbc' is not a valid color name

(nautilus:24340): Gtk-WARNING **: 00:39:58.469: Theme parsing error: gtk.css:10377:20: Not a valid image

Hi,
First thanks.
As linux illiterate as I am, I successfully applied the McOS-CTLina-XFCE theme as instructed, screenshot attached.
As you can see the icons are still the original ones and I couldn't find a new/additional set to chose from in the icons selection menu. Is it a bug or am I suppose to get the icons from somewhere else?
Thanks again,
Oded

Would like to know how to increase the Context menu item top and bottom padding... The default is a little crowded for my liking.

Is there an ability to change the size of the window controls? I would like them to be much smaller, like they are on macOS.

It would be great to have the theme extended to the gnome shell like many other gtk themes.

xubuntu 19.04 amd64
xfce panel 4.13.4
there is xfce4-dockbarx-plugin and xfce4-places-plugin which is gtk2 have different color compared to other component like weather/indicator/datetime/whisker-menu

above is panel when using system color scheme and below when i set to solid color (#ffffff)

gtk2 components like 2 mentioned above and separator color changed to user defined like showed in the screenshots, but other is not

The navigation menu in Files showing Home, Downloads, Documents, etc... is white whereas the area showing the files and folders is using the dark theme.

Would be really awesome having support for Budgie desktop and also please create release tags for the versions of the theme while you’re at it 😄

Hey I was checking the theme, it is awesome!. Recently I discover a bug in the calendar, when you change the month the today blue ball is taking place in the currently month that you are seeing.

Also I want to ask how to change the opacity of modals windows when you open an option in top bar, ex. the calendar and notifications, places, aplications, etc..

I'm using the McOS dark theme in gnome 3

THANKS!!

the font on evince and the ubuntu software updater are too dark, making it hard to see

Loveley theme, thanks
In dark MJV mode, Thunderbird has some white patches (I'm not talking about the mail content pane) that irritate a lot.
Maybe you can fix that or give an indication as to how one could do this oneself.
Thanks, Wolf