"Moka" is an accompanying GTK Theme to the Moka icon set.
Moka GTK Theme is distributed under the terms the GNU GPL v.3
###Preamble
Moka GTK makes use of the Adwaita engine. While not necessary, it is recommended that you have it installed for the best experience –it is found in the "gnome-themes-standard" or similar package.
Also, if you're feeling awesome, you may contribute a donation to support Moka's development, they are appreciated. :)
Alternatively, if you find any bugs or issues with Moka or if you have a question, you can visit Moka's issue tracker on GitHub or its page on Launchpad.
###Download & Install
A distro-agnostic zip file for Moka GTK Theme can be found here.
Extract and install locally by running* the INSTALL script.
./INSTALL
*Running as root will install the icon set in '/usr/share/themes' to be available system-wide.
For Ubuntu and its derivatives, Moka GTK is available in a Launchpad PPA* which can be added using:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:snwh/moka-gtk-theme-daily
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install moka-gtk-theme
*The PPA is synchronized with the git repository and should always deliver the latest version within a few hours, at most a day.
Note: not installing system-wide (as root) may cause the window theme not to work.
###Uninstall
To uninstall, run* the uninstall script to remove the locally installed theme.
./UNINSTALL
*Running as root will remove the theme from the system-wide folder (/usr/share/themes), if installed.
###Getting the Source
The source for Moka GTK Theme can be found here.
Alternatively, you can clone the latest version its git repository:
git clone https://github.com/snwh/moka-gtk-theme.git
###Using the Source
There are scripts to simplify the rendering process; to run them (and edit the GTK assets) you will need:
- inkscape
- ruby
- python3
To render new or modified assets from their source SVG files, run the following to render the respective assets
./render-gtk3-assets.py # GTK3 assets
./render-metacity-assets.py # Metacity assets
./render-unity-assets.py # Unity assets
This script will look in the source directories (../src/*) and render the respective assets (provided there are changes).