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= Ocean = = Ocean Theme for Ubuntu =
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This page is under construction. == Objectives ==
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This "Ocean Concept" tries to become a glassy theme with Ocean colors.

With the capacities of Compiz Fusion (or equivalent X Server which provides Alpha blending for the desktop), it's very nice to have a theme clear as water.

This theme objective is to become an "every day" theme. With bright colors such as very light yellow (in place of white), soft colors as Turquoise for highlighting and darker ones for icons or windows, it will be possible to make a clear and limpid interface.
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Colors In example, here is one printscreen of my current desktop :
 * Ocean Wallpaper
 * Gnome Bars in semi-translucent white (remark that the whiteness at the bottom of the wallpaper allows us to choose a very high level of transparency)
 * Glassy Widgets : Clear Calendar (blue theme), Analog Clock, Weather forecast, now playing. Everything on the desktop ("keep below" option)
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= Color Palette =
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== Wallpaper == = Wallpaper =
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Photo by Stéphane Vergeylen. Picture by Stéphane Vergeylen.
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=== References === = References =
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||||||<tablestyle="text-align:center;">This palette is taking a lot of images for inspiration. The principal are shown below. These photos come from the internet.|| ||||||<tablestyle="text-align:center;">These are the palette's inspiration. These pictures come from the internet.||
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 * I encourage the comments about this concept. Please write them here below... --Stéphane
* I encourage the comments about this concept. Please write them here below... --Stéphane Vergeylen

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Ocean Theme for Ubuntu

Objectives

This "Ocean Concept" tries to become a glassy theme with Ocean colors.

With the capacities of Compiz Fusion (or equivalent X Server which provides Alpha blending for the desktop), it's very nice to have a theme clear as water.

This theme objective is to become an "every day" theme. With bright colors such as very light yellow (in place of white), soft colors as Turquoise for highlighting and darker ones for icons or windows, it will be possible to make a clear and limpid interface.

Concept

In example, here is one printscreen of my current desktop :

  • Ocean Wallpaper
  • Gnome Bars in semi-translucent white (remark that the whiteness at the bottom of the wallpaper allows us to choose a very high level of transparency)
  • Glassy Widgets : Clear Calendar (blue theme), Analog Clock, Weather forecast, now playing. Everything on the desktop ("keep below" option)

attachment:DeskTopThumb.png

[attachment:DeskTop.jpg Fullsize]

Color Palette

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Palette

attachment:Blanc1.png attachment:Jaune1.png attachment:vert1.png attachment:turquoise1.png attachment:Turquoise2.png attachment:Ocean.png

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Wallpaper

Anchor(Wallpaper) Ocean Cadiz

attachment:OceanCadizThumb.jpg

[attachment:OceanCadiz.jpg Wallpaper in Fullsize] (1920 x 1200)

Picture by Stéphane Vergeylen.

This photo has been taken in April 2008 on the beach of Cadiz (South of Espania).

References

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These are the palette's inspiration. These pictures come from the internet.

Ocean Surf attachment:OceanSurfThumb.jpg [attachment:OceanSurf.jpg Fullsize] (Image from the Web)

Ocean Cascade attachment:OceanCascadeThumb.jpg [attachment:OceanCascade.jpg Fullsize] (Image from the Web)

Ocean Beach attachment:OceanBeachThumb.jpg [attachment:OceanBeach.jpg Fullsize] (Image from the Web)

Contributions

[wiki:/?action=AttachFile Attach New File to improve this theme]

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Comments

  • I encourage the comments about this concept. Please write them here below... --Stéphane Vergeylen

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