Paper Delusion Openbox Theme

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My first Openbox theme. Comes with Paper Delusion and the Steel Delusion variant.
Title bar buttons are taken from Dyne by Lyrae
Wallpaper: alabaster by ether
Title and Menu font: AvantGarde LT Medium
In this screenshot:
Panel - visibility
Clock - conky
Run - gmrum
Music - sonata
Editor - gedit (I accually use vim >_>)
Config - obconf
Tell me what you think. ^_^

anubis2591 wrote:
dmz wrote:
anubis2591 wrote:
Thanks. ^_^
I love Openbox and the themes that the community has made but unfortunatly there's not much innovation to be made in themes besides colour and icon use. I really hope that later versions of Openbox offer more features for customization.
Here's your innovation: http://trapd00r.deviantart.com/gallery/
Is that yours? Haha. Anyways I can't say I'm a fan of the scanline like style in the title bars but that's deffiently something different. Also there's some other things that they do different. I'm going to have to check out the themecfgs for them. Thanks for the linky.
I bet I could do much more intresting things if I accually read the guide on the openbox wiki. I made this first one by just changing a base theme into this. >_>
molom wrote:Very nice, I love minimalistic themes.
Thanks so do I.
And so do I.
Yep that's mine, and I recommend you to read the theme specifications on the openbox site, there's lots of cool things to try out. Anyways, I can't wait for a new openbox version so that I can have something new to play around with.

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