A flat-style icon theme for Linux desktops, available in multiple color variants.
Flatery is a flat-style icon theme for Linux desktop environments, providing a modern, minimalist set of icons for applications and system elements. It solves the need for visually consistent and aesthetically pleasing iconography on Linux desktops, offering multiple color variants to suit different preferences.
Linux users who want to customize their desktop appearance with a clean, flat design icon theme, particularly those using GTK-based or KDE-based distributions.
Developers and users choose Flatery for its cohesive flat design, easy installation process, and variety of color options, making it a straightforward way to enhance desktop aesthetics without complex theming tools.
Flatery is icon theme for linux in flat style licensed under the CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
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Includes light and dark themes in colors like Orange, Mint, and Blue, allowing easy customization to match desktop modes, as highlighted in the Key Features.
The install.sh script provides options for user or global installation and variant selection, simplifying setup without manual file management, as detailed in the Installation section.
Comes with optional matching wallpapers to complement the icon theme, enabling a unified desktop aesthetic without separate downloads, noted in the Key Features.
Compatible with both GTK-based and KDE-based Linux distributions, ensuring wide usability across different desktop environments, as mentioned in the Key Features.
Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, which restricts commercial use and may not be suitable for business or professional settings, as stated in the README.
As a flat-style theme, it might not cover all applications, leading to inconsistencies with default icons for missing ones, a common limitation in minimalist icon sets.
While the script helps, manual installation requires moving files to specific directories like /usr/share/icons or ~/.icons, which can be error-prone for novices, as per the Manual installation section.