On Tue, 2012-11-13 at 23:37 +0330, Majid Dehghan wrote: > hi, > can we have the new Networkmanager style which is used in gnome3.xx in > the fallback mode? > is it even possible? > thanks in advance
The applet draws itself with GTK, which draws widgets according to the current theme. So if you have a theme that looks like GNOME Shell, then the applet will draw itself like that. Of course, that means the rest of your windows will also be white-on-black too, which probably isn't what you want. The reason the GNOME Shell applet looks like the rest of GNOME Shell, but the GTK widgets in applications don't, is that the GNOME Shell applet is written in JavaScript + C and thus uses the GNOME Shell widgets instead of GTK ones. Basically, getting the applet to look like GNOME Shell's network applet would be a hack, because you'd have to ship a custom theme and then somehow convince GTK to use the applet's custom theme instead of the default GTK one. That's certainly possible, and I'm not against a patch to do that as long as it's not too invasive. Should probably happen via a command-line option so that different desktop environments could customize the theme if they wanted too, like eg 'nm-applet --theme=<blah>' or something like that. Dan _______________________________________________ networkmanager-list mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/networkmanager-list
