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Yes, edit gtk-widgets.css file inside gtk-3.0 folder and remove any block with :backdrop in front of a class.
If you've worked before with css or c lang it's pretty easy
but why don't I locate the package ?
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install plastiq-gtk-theme
I tried a lot - but always came back to plastiq.
I installed it via ppa today and I'm looking forward to future updates.
Softwarecenter is themed and looking great (Ubuntu 11.10, Gnome 3.2.1).
Thanks very much for your work!!!
I'm glad that you like!
finally I managed to get time to set up the god darn ppa, so ubuntu users don't suffer anymore of an ugly softwarecenter, any suggestion|improvement are welcome
thanks for using it!
I would like to have portions of nautilus transparent -- the menu and the main window, for example.
Which lines in the .css would I have to tweak to "alpha" nautilus?
Thanks!
If you are using Unity, you can configure compiz to set the menu transparent following this guide
[link]