PeaceScreenshotGallery

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Deep red tones and a face chooser
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A sunken splash, just for kicks and grins.
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depicts the old clearlooks theme preview... due to be updated with smooth theme preview.
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Evolution with the Peace icons and a new mail message open.
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Simple veiw of Nautilus
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== Logout Panel ==
[attachment:screenshot-logout.png]		 == Terminal ==
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Nice looking terminal, wouldn't you say?
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== Mixing and Mingleing == == Mixing with Human ==
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Until the system wide theme is implemented, meta-themes must work well with the default wallpaper and splash screens. This is how Peace looks with Human. Until system wide themes are implemented, Gnome meta-themes must work well with the default wallpaper and splash screens. This is how Peace looks with Human.

Below are a few screenshots of the current look of the Peace theme. It's nice to look at but built for speed.

Peace GDM theme

[attachment:screenshot-gdm2.png] Deep red tones and a face chooser

Splash Screen

[attachment:screenshot-splash.png] A sunken splash, just for kicks and grins.

Theme Manager

[attachment:screenshot-theme-man.png] depicts the old clearlooks theme preview... due to be updated with smooth theme preview.

Evolution

[attachment:evo.png] Evolution with the Peace icons and a new mail message open.

Nautilus

[attachment:nautilus.png] Simple veiw of Nautilus

Terminal

[attachment:terminal.png] Nice looking terminal, wouldn't you say?

Mixing with Human

[attachment:edgy-peace.png] Until system wide themes are implemented, Gnome meta-themes must work well with the default wallpaper and splash screens. This is how Peace looks with Human.

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