Custom themes for the Gnome panel applet GEyes. Note that the source to GEyes is available on github, and also on the official Gnome git site here. Documentation for the GEyes panel applet can be found here. A hacking manual detailing how to modify and/or create new themes for GEyes is available here.
Typically, the themes can be installed by copying the individual theme directories into the appropriate themes directory under /usr/share. First, clone our repository by running:
$ cd ~
$ git clone https://github.com/maxieds/GEyesThemes.git
$ cd GEyesThemes
On Linux Mint (MATE desktop), and likely on modern Ubuntu derivatives, this can be accomplished by executing:
$ sudo cp -r ./ThemeStyle /usr/share/mate-applets/geyes/
More generally, on any sane Unix with the gnome-applet
package installed,
running the following should install any given theme:
$ export GEYESTHEMES=`find /usr/share -iname Default-eye.png | sed -e 's/Default\/Default-eye.png//'`
$ sudo cp -r ./ThemeStyle $GEYESTHEMES
Then if you right click on the installed GEyes applet in your Gnome panel, and select Preferences, you should immediately be able to select eye styles from among the newly installed themes.