Magic Theme Picker

The GNOME project has built a complete free and easy-to-use desktop environment for the user, as well as a powerful application framework for the software developer.

GNOME is part of the GNU project, and is free software (some times referred to as open source software.)

GNOME is included in pretty much every BSD and GNU/Linux distribution and works on many other Unix systems.

None "Graphics Free" (47.7K total) *

HTML = 9.28K
JavaScript = 15.4K
Graphics = 13.3K
CSS = 9.72K

Lite "Graphics Lite" (48.8K total) *

Ancient 01 "Acropolis" [New!]
City 01 "Chicago" (83.0/98.4K)
Clouds 01 "Sky's the limit"
Clouds 02 "Plains Storm"
Clouds 03 [New!]
Clouds 04 [New!]
Clouds 05 [New!]
Hills 01 "Helga's View"
Landscape 01 "Arid Boulders"
Landscape 02 "Sylvan Lake"
Landscape 03 "Noon Steppe"
Landscape 04 "Autumn 1"
Landscape 05 "Woodland Pool"
Landscape 06 "Autumn 2"

Mountains 01 "Beer"
Mountains 02 "Sunset Ridge"
Mountains 03 "Daytime Ridge"
Mountains 04 "Daytime Tahoe"
Plastic 01
Plastic 01a
Plastic 02 "Stripes"
Snow 01 "Winter Town"
Space 01 "Fleshwound (NGC 4013)"
Space 02 "Purple Horsehead"
Space 03 "Tranquility"
Space 04 "Helios" (86.5/101.0K)
Space 04a "Helios Red" (86.5/101.0K)
Space 05 "Luna" (84.7/100.1K)
Space 06 "Eagle Nebula (M16)"
Space 06a "Eagle Nebula Red"
Space 07 "Galaxy (NGC 4013)"
Sunset 01 "Sunset Tree"

* Page size calculation for this template is based on a single 1-bit alpha image. Remaining page size calculations are in pairs for each of two graphic sets. The first number indicates the Internet Explorer and Netscape 4 templates, both of which use 1-bit alpha GIFs for the foot/banner graphic, totaling 15.0K for the two images required for mouseover. The second number indicates the two 8-bit alpha PNG foot/banner images used by the Mozilla template.

Note that the graphic file format is mostly irrelevant to files' sizes. What matters chiefly is an image's color and alpha depth. Graphic formats are varyingly supported by different combinations of browsers and platforms, thus the reason for the two. For a true 8-bit image, GIF's compression is less than 10% more efficient (9.8% for the the background image, for example).