On Fri May 31 10:43 +0200, Buchan Milne wrote: > | I don't have a problem with the GTK widgets perse', just that they > don't > | really "fit in" when using KDE. Also, since KDE's widget styles are > capable > | of different colors, if one chooses a green or blue (Mandrake colors!) > KDE > | theme with say a BeOS-style widget, GTK apps start to stick out like a > sore > | thumb. :-(
Uh, you do realize that it's trivial to theme GTK widgets, right? (although the GTK+ 1 themer seems to have disappeared from cooker...) > That can be solved more easily (and fix the same issues for even more > software) by trying to encourage themes that are compatible between GTK > and Qt, or Gnome/KDE. Or are you going to ask the GIMP / Evolution > /Gnumeric etc developers to switch to Qt also? If there were say 10 > high-quality themes with equivalents for > KDE/Gnome/Sawfish/IceWM/Metacity/Enlightenment, and setting one of them > allowed you to choose to set the others, then there wouldn't be a > problem, would there? That's a good idea... How much of a hack would it be to do a generic theming engine, where by installing a "meta-theme", multiple wm's and widget sets would update? This could be a nice feature for 9.0. -- Levi Ramsey [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] I've tried to forget in so many ways... And I have only myself to blame Linux 2.4.18-16mdk 6:01am up 7 days, 28 min, 9 users, load average: 0.07, 0.08, 0.09
