Hi guys,
I've been using GIMP for years now, even professionally for the last year.
There's one thing I still haven't ever done, and would love to do: designing a
new interface for GIMP from scratch. I'm just not sure how to go about it.
I could of course take the images of another theme and
Oh and I forgot to mention: I am a Windows user, and have no knowledge about gtk
or any other open-source related technical abbreviation what so ever. Which is
probably the major part of my problem.
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Hi guys,
I've been using GIMP for years now, even professionally for the last
year. There's one thing I still haven't ever done, and would love to
do: designing a new interface for GIMP from scratch. I'm just not sure
how to go about it.
I could of course take the images of another theme and
Afaik you'll have to really get into GTK2 theming because GIMP 2.8 is
mostly based on GTK2 to my knowledge - only some widgets are used from
gtk3. However themeing in gtk2 and gtk3 is taking place differently.
In GTK3 it's mostly CSS based while in gtk2 it's not.
I however cannot give you more
sadly not. I've been searching for that too for some days, then
started to adopt an existing one and adjusted values (very little).
also I found that many themes are just adoptions of other ones (much
code was confusing because many people tried something out). I also
can't say that I found many
Hi ID_Graphics,
as a start you could look around in GIMPs themes folder [1].
Most of the work is editing a GTK theme configuration file, the gtkrc.
This is a text file. You'll need to read and understand it, but it's
no rocket science. There's also a GMOME tutorial on theming [2] and
lots of
Hi ID_Graphics,
as a start you could look around in GIMPs themes folder [1].
Most of the work is editing a GTK theme configuration file, the gtkrc.
This is a text file. You'll need to read and understand it, but it's
no rocket science. There's also a GMOME tutorial on theming [2] and
lots of
