I love this! On Mon, Nov 16, 2015, 07:04 Riccardo Mottola <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all! > > a lont time a go (at least a year, perhaps more) somebody suggested that > he wanted a Tango theme. Perhaps it was Niels or Wolfgang, I don't remember. > > I started working on it, but never announced anything because it looked > utterly incomplete. Tango is not about your "controls", that is button or > menu look, but it strives to standardize the icon look. > The tango project has a reference icon set, but then many derived from it, > including Gnome. > > The GS standard theme can essentially provide images to customize controls > (buttons, bars) and "common" images (folders, images for GUI panels like > open&save). Everything else uses the icons provided by the Applications, > thus the Tango theme looked awful: GWorkspace results half-themed, because > it uses a lot of common images, but any other app looked the same as before. > > Now in Dublin I exposed this issue and Richard started implementing a way > to to provide named images also for specific applications. Now that opens > doors! > > Now application icons can be styled (thus e.g. system utilities can have a > standardized look) as well as things like "new document" inside a certain > application. > > To test things, I enhanced the Tango theme a little bit (available inside > GAP among the theme bundles > > Here a screenshot. > > - (new) SystemPreferences icon is "themed" with the tango preferences > icon: seen also in GWorkspace berfore launching > - (new) Application themed, GSPdf shows "themed" back/forward and zoom > buttons > - (new) Terminal has themed application icon, as can be seen in app-icon > - lighter color scheme to match Tango style > - desktop, folder and standard document icon in matching style > > Riccardo > > > _______________________________________________ > Discuss-gnustep mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep >
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