Spaced Linux Dark
The default Spaced identity: a monochrome dark theme, matching icons, and the signature single bottom panel.
COORDINATED DESKTOP THEMES
Each Spaced Linux theme changes the whole environment at once: the GTK theme, icons, folder colors, wallpaper, panel layout, and optional dock. Pick one and the desktop moves together — no fragile pile of unrelated tweaks.
THE THEME COLLECTION
Real, switchable desktop sessions — not static mockups. Every theme runs on the live system and applies through the coordinated theme switcher.
The default Spaced identity: a monochrome dark theme, matching icons, and the signature single bottom panel.
The light companion to the default look, keeping the same clean single-panel layout and monochrome styling.
A macOS-inspired look with a top panel, a rounded dock, and blue folder accents.
A nostalgic 3.11-era look with classic bluegrey styling and the familiar bottom panel.
The familiar XP experience: blue accents, the classic taskbar-style bottom panel, and a friendly workspace.
A Mint-inspired identity with a dark theme, green folder accents, and coordinated icons.
A modern Windows 11-inspired light look with blue accents and a clean, contemporary panel.
The dark Windows 11-inspired look with deep blue panel tones and a moody, modern palette.
A homage to the classic GEOS/GeoWorks desktop environment with a distinctive bluegrey palette.
An Android-inspired teal theme with a top panel, a dock, and a dark, modern palette.
ONE CHOICE, COMPLETE COORDINATION
Choose a GTK theme and the Spaced theme watcher resolves it to a full look: folder colors, wallpaper, panel layout, panel position, and the optional dock all update together.
Compiz window effects, workspace behavior, and accessibility features stay consistent across every theme.
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