Zukitwo, a beautiful theme designed for GNOME 3.12 and using the Murrine GTK2 engine and GTK2 pixbuf, has been upgraded.
Zukitwo was one of the first to support GNOME 3.12, shortly after the new desktop environment was launched. Its designers have been hard at work updating the theme, and now a new version is available.
According to the changelog, support for "Unity client side decoration" has been added, but the package is still designed to work mostly with GNOME 3.12 (Ubuntu is still based on GNOME 3.12).
The developer does not provide binaries for the theme, only the source package. This means you will need to copy the files to the appropriate folder. You can enable the theme using an application like GNOME Tweak Tool.
There are also still some issues. For example, the Eclipse/Aptana IDE software can show some strange color errors, and GNOME files have a little strange padding in the info bar.
Check the changelog for a full list of code updates. Download Zukitwo 29.3.2014 now from gnome.org.
