This is a list of XFCE themes I have made
Most are based on old operating systems, window managers, and desktop environments
Quick note: I'd advise setting up some hotkeys for XFCE before installing these themes as many of them lack window buttons for closing, maximizing, and hiding.
(There are window buttons included, but it's up to you to enable them in the themerc file as in my opinion they look pretty ugly)
For my setup I use Alt-Shift-Q to close (inspired by i3), Alt-M to maximize, and Ctrl-Alt-M to hide. Feel free to change to your fitting.
XFCE also allows you to Alt-Click / Right-Click to drag and resize windows respectively, kind of like a tiling window manager, so use that a lot
Downloads can be found >>>here. (Last updated: June 13th, 2020)
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Based on this screenshot from DECwindows on Ultrix 4.0
Title font is Gohu Font bold, size 11
Note: Window buttons are Maximize/Minimize and Close, since there is no resize button on XFCE
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Based on the Plan 9 operating system.
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Based on this screenshot from Suntools on SunOS.
Title font is Gohu Font, size 11
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Based on the default OpenBSD FVWM look.
Note: Make sure to change the title font to size 1 if you intend on using window buttons.
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Based on FVWM.
Note: Make sure to change the title font to size 1 if you intend on using window buttons.
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Based on the minimal look of tiling window managers.
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Similar to above but with an inner white border.
Note: Make sure to change the title font to size 1 if you intend on using the window buttons.
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Simple white emboss
Note: Also pictured is Picom with a 1px solid drop shadow.
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Based on this screenshot of Donald Knuth's FVWM setup.
Note: Make sure to change the title font to size 1 if you intend on using window buttons.
