Back in Openbox ;-)

I am looking for a decent dark theme for Openbox, something for thunderbird and firefox as well [gtk!]
Need to tweak pyanel too its still set up from 2005
Thanks

For Openbox, I like some of Cinan's dark themes on Box-Look.
For Firefox, take a look at the HEAVEN.CUBE theme. It's one of the nicer (and more usable) dark themes that I've found (even if it's a Firefox theme and not GTK as you specified).
I don't know any really good dark GTK themes... most of them have usability issues and require manual tweaking. I'm using TechniX at the moment, which is a medium grey, but it's nice and very usable without being bright.
Last edited by Xyne (2009-02-15 19:45:41)

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