Budgie pannels and docks configuration

algent

Marxi Are you looking for something like this:
https://github.com/NikkNakk/Brightwork-Theme

Marxi

YuriTheHenrique Thanks for the suggestions, I'll take a look those options! Ram as of now isn't an issue since I almost never use it all, so I guess it's worth a try.

algent DAYUM That's gorgeous! And that's precisely the kind of think I'm looking for! I'll definitely give it a try! Thanks a bunch!

Brucehankins

algent I'm seriously considering that theme now over my standard Orchis dark. It looks so clean and nice.

Marxi

algent I haven't been having luck with this theme, even following instructions carefully.

I'm getting this when trying to run "sudo ninja render install":

[0/5] Running external command render (wrapped by meson to set env)
Error: argument "$map" of "map-get($map, $key)" must be a map
on line 27:15 of ../common/gtk/sass/colors.scss, in function "map-get"
from line 27:15 of ../common/gtk/sass/colors.scss, in function "getcolor"
from line 34:12 of ../common/gtk/sass/colors.scss
from line 6:9 of ../common/gtk/assets_sass/makecolors.scss
$map: map-get($map, $key);

while executing ['/home/marxi/Brightwork-Theme/common/gtk/assets_sass/render-assets.sh']
[1/5] Generating Brightwork-dark with a custom command
FAILED: common/gtk/gtk-dark/gtk.css
/usr/bin/sassc -M -t expanded ../common/gtk/gtk-dark/gtk.scss common/gtk/gtk-dark/gtk.css
Error: argument "$map" of "map-get($map, $key)" must be a map
on line 27:15 of ../common/gtk/sass/colors.scss, in function "map-get"
from line 27:15 of ../common/gtk/sass/colors.scss, in function "getcolor"
from line 34:12 of ../common/gtk/sass/colors.scss
from line 3:9 of ../common/gtk/gtk-dark/gtk.scss
$map: map-get($map, $key);

[2/5] Generating Brightwork with a custom command
FAILED: common/gtk/gtk/gtk.css
/usr/bin/sassc -M -t expanded ../common/gtk/gtk/gtk.scss common/gtk/gtk/gtk.css
Error: argument "$map" of "map-get($map, $key)" must be a map
on line 27:15 of ../common/gtk/sass/colors.scss, in function "map-get"
from line 27:15 of ../common/gtk/sass/colors.scss, in function "getcolor"
from line 34:12 of ../common/gtk/sass/colors.scss
from line 3:9 of ../common/gtk/gtk/gtk.scss
$map: map-get($map, $key);

[3/5] Generating Firefox with a custom command
FAILED: common/gtk/sass_fox/userChrome.css
/usr/bin/sassc -M -t expanded ../common/gtk/sass_fox/userChrome.scss common/gtk/sass_fox/userChrome.css
Error: argument "$map" of "map-get($map, $key)" must be a map
on line 27:15 of ../common/gtk/sass/colors.scss, in function "map-get"
from line 27:15 of ../common/gtk/sass/colors.scss, in function "getcolor"
from line 34:12 of ../common/gtk/sass/colors.scss
from line 3:9 of ../common/gtk/sass_fox/userChrome.scss
$map: map-get($map, $key);

FAILED: meson-render
/usr/bin/meson --internal exe --unpickle /home/marxi/Brightwork-Theme/build/meson-private/meson_exe_render-assets.sh_4202285a7f80ec9a956b4626dac08a6ac3bb402c.dat
ninja: build stopped: subcommand failed.

algent

Marxi Yes, the project is outdated. Maybe the issue is the inkscape because it was updated several times since then.

algent

Marxi
Managed to install the theme by running the following commands:
sudo eopkg it -c system.devel
sudo eopkg it inkscape optipng librsvg-devel
meson build && cd build
cp ../common/gtk/assets_sass/render-asset* .
sudo ninja render install This command will do the rendering and the installing.

sudo ninja render to do only the rendering
then sudo ninja install to install.

Then go to "Budgie Desktop Settings" and change the theme to any of Brightwork variant.
Then make sure that "Transparency" option of the panel is set to "Always" or "Dynamic".
(Budgie Desktop Settings > Botton Panel > Settings)
And "Stylize regions" should be "On"

To uninstall, change to another theme and then:
sudo ninja uninstall (if you still are in build folder.)

or sudo rm -r /usr/share/themes/Brightwork* it uninstalling doesn't work fine.

But still the theme need a lot more work to be done. It doesn't look to be ready.

Marxi

algent THANK YOU SO MUCH! Worked like a charm! Also, for some reason choosing the colour black doesn't work, so I'm settling on Gray_100.

Staudey I see. That's a bummer, 'cause it's an amazing theme.

Sharing the current desktop here

Bhibb

By the way I followed algent 's guide and this worked for me flawlessly with the defaults!

Staudey

Yes, unfortunately it had a great start and promising concepts, but then ran out of steam. If I had much more time on my hands I would try to improve it but alas, not at the moment.

physicist164

Marxi
Damn that looks awesome

Bhibb

Marxi Oh. My. This is gorgeous. I am doing this right now!

Brucehankins

Marxi When you edited the _config.scss file, did you have to reboot or log out/log in for changes to take effect? I've tried black and slate_100 but it doesn't seem to change the colors at all.
Maybe I've got the file in the wrong place too. It's currently in the Brightwork folder ~/Downloads/Themes/Brightwork-Theme-master. I would assume you can make changes to the config file after installing the theme, right?

Marxi

Brucehankins I did reboot. By problems with the black colour, they happen when I try to run ninja render when I choose black on the config.scss file. That's when the error happen.

Brucehankins

Bhibb Also followed his guide, theme is installed and working I just can't seem to figure out the colors.

Bhibb

Brucehankins I think you need to edit this file _config.scss in the Brightwork-Theme directory before you run

meson build
cd build
sudo ninja render install

My guess is that you need to build and render/install it over again.
That's what I saw from the original project they linked here: https://github.com/NikkNakk/Brightwork-Theme

Bhibb

Brucehankins Just confirmed from the Github URL:

All user preferences are currently handled in the _config.scss file. This is a sass file that is parsed during install.

physicist164

Marxi
im getting this errors

algent

physicist164 I don't think you are following the instructions properly.
Check this:
https://discuss.getsol.us/d/6874-budgie-pannels-and-docks-configuration/10

physicist164

algent
i did but changing default colors still fails

brent

I am going to give this a try: my prayer of rounded corners has been answered🙂. I read NikkNakks great tips but he has no uninstall info.
@algent---if I find I don't want the brightworks anymore, do you have an uninstall script to go with your great install script?
thanks

algent

brent Yes I have mentioned it in the instructions:

To uninstall, change to another theme and then:
sudo ninja uninstall (if you still are in build folder.)
or sudo rm -r /usr/share/themes/Brightwork* it uninstalling doesn't work fine.

Brucehankins

brent if you want rounded corners check out Orchis theme too, or Orchis Dark if you're a dark theme kind of person. You can get the tarball from gnome-look and then move the extracted files to the /themes folder

brent

algent thought I read them good, lo siento. thanks for the fast reply.