Not able to install theme on ubuntu correclty

[Joveice]

Hello, I'm trying to install Arc theme on ubuntu 16.10 using unity.

 

My navbar doesent change and the theme isent transparent and the icons doesent change. How do I fix this? I want it to look like this

 

and with some material like icons

[Bwithnewcast]

So you want to convert it from unity to arc?

 

If that is the case install arc then you uninstall unity

[Joveice]

Arc is the theme, unity is the program to run the themes...

[sinkesnnj]

Have you tried with Unity tweak tool?

 

sudo apt-get install unity-tweak-tool

 

[Joveice]

29 minutes ago, sinkesnnj said:

Have you tried with Unity tweak tool?

 

sudo apt-get install unity-tweak-tool

 

Yea thats what I'm using, but it has no option for the navbar or the launcher

[sinkesnnj]

I have that theme, and this is how it looks like on my pc:

 

As far as i know that theme doesn't change icons nor navbar...

[Joveice]

22 hours ago, sinkesnnj said:

I have that theme, and this is how it looks like on my pc:

 

[Picture]

 

As far as i know that theme doesn't change icons nor navbar...

Okey thanks, yea then it looks just like mine.

 

 

So does anyone know how to change the navbar? none of my google searches have turned up anything.

 

 

Also this? I saw this on the terminal and not the editor on a guy who uses linux at work but I forgot to ask how he got the terminal to look like that.

I don't need it for the editor (if it has to be for it too I don't mind)

[CannonContraption]

He uses a copy of a program called powerline to make the prompt and Vim lines look different. https://github.com/powerline/powerline is the official repo, I believe.

I don't know what you mean by navbar, if you mean the Launcher (side dock), that will be transparent if your hardware supports it. If you have hardware which doesn't let Compiz use OpenGL, then it will show up opaque and software rendered. If you mean the panel (top bar) then there's an option for that in Unity Tweak Tool, don't ask me where though because I'm running Arch at the moment.