2012-06-08, Monsieur Nathan Parker a ecrit:
Lastly, Is there a way to change the menubar menus and icons for my applications themselves to more resemble Window Maker/NeXTSTEP? Apps like FireFox, etc., are still showing "GNOME" icons and menubars, but everything else looks like Window Maker/NeXTSTEP. I'd like to be able to hide the GNOME like menubars and replace them with Window Maker/NeXTSTEP-looking menubars in applications and make the icons look more like Window Maker/NeXTSTEP as well.
For GTK+ applications like Firefox you could use the GTK2-Step theme. You'll have to do some searching to find it, since it doesn't seem to be on the art.gnome.org site anymore. But if you do find it and install it under /usr/share/themes/GTK2-Step, put this in your ~/.gtkrc-2.0 file: include "/usr/share/themes/GTK2-Step/gtk-2.0/gtkrc" Though not a perfect imitation, it does give GTK+ programs a fairly decent NeXTSTEPish look. I'd recommend installing GNUstep if you really want that look. It was fairly easy to build from source on Fedora 17, but it may be a little tougher for you on CentOS because of the older versions of gcc and some other dependencies. The look will only apply to GNUstep apps, of course, and there aren't that many, unfortunately. To give you an idea, here's a screenshot of my Window Maker setup in Fedora 17 with several GNUstep applications running: http://i.imgur.com/O08Ys.png The GNUstep apps are: Terminal, Affiche (post-it notes), MPDCon (music), GWorkspace (file manager), Charmap, Emacs (notice the detached menu). And for Firefox I even got the NeXTSTEPish scrollbar on the left, as it should be. :) Michael -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [email protected].
