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jon b0aa0438af Initial commit: NexusOS project + desktop theme baseline

Captures the known-good state after theme consolidation and
consistency reconciliation:
- NexusOS GTK/xfwm4/icon theme assets (assets/themes, management/Mint-Y-Nexus)
- Tightened right-click menus, visible separators, no menu icons
- assets/themes/install-theme.sh: idempotent restore of all wiring
  (symlinks, xfconf xsettings+xfwm4, GTK 3/4 settings.ini)
- .gitignore excludes venv/ollama/models/runtime/db

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-05-18 13:39:48 -05:00

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Theme Asset Credits

The NexusOS theme is assembled from original work plus assets adapted from the following upstream projects. All upstream sources are GPL-3.0 (or compatible), so the NexusOS theme inherits GPL-3.0.

Sources

WhiteSur GTK Theme — `gtk-2.0/`, `xfwm4/`

Project: https://github.com/vinceliuice/WhiteSur-gtk-theme
Author: Vince Liu (vinceliuice)
License: GPL-3.0
Variant used as base: WhiteSur-Dark-purple
What we use: The entire gtk-2.0/ and xfwm4/ directories are cloned verbatim from WhiteSur-Dark-purple. We rely on these for macOS-style window controls (stoplight buttons) and the GTK2 application skin.

Mint-Y Icon Theme — `NexusOS-icons/` (folder geometry reference)

Project: https://github.com/linuxmint/mint-y-icons
Author: Linux Mint team
License: GPL-3.0
What we use: Visual reference only for the folder shape language (flat folder with tab + lip). No PNGs are copied from Mint-Y; our folder set is regenerated from scratch via NexusOS-icons-src/build.py against a master SVG we authored.

NexusOS-original content

gtk-3.0/*.css — original work
NexusOS-icons-src/* and the rendered output in NexusOS-icons/places/ — original work
The n-small.png badge composited into folder-nexus-core is the NexusOS logo at nexus-core/assets/n-small.png
index.theme files in each theme directory — original work

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