Hi Ruslan,
Thanks for your feedback.
It's very interesting, I'll try to fix it.
As mentioned above, I don't want to replace the standard Wine's implementation, it should be an optional feature.
Regards, Ivan
02.07.15 11:05, Ruslan Kabatsayev wrote:
If something, this should be optional. This library already doesn't work with oxygen-gtk3 (the buttons and everything are all flat color without any borders, see screenshot [1]), and is unlikely to start working in future (because oxygen-gtk isn't css-based and relies on widget structure, which is likely not what the library expects). And I personally wouldn't like to have to set some special GTK preference for wine.
On Wed, Jul 1, 2015 at 9:24 PM, Stefan Dösinger stefandoesinger@gmail.com wrote: Hi,
Am 2015-06-30 um 23:39 schrieb Ivan Akulinchev:
Here is the link: https://github.com/akulinchev/uxthemegtk (see the screenshots at the bottom of the page)
I like the idea, and the screenshots look really nice!
If you want, I can help you to add it to the Wine code. If not, I will develop it alone as a third-party project
I think this is something that should be included in the Wine code.
- From the way your build instructions look like your library seems to
be a replacement for Wine's uxtheme.dll. I am not an expert on theming, but I suspect this is the wrong approach. I think this should be developed as a Windows theme that is loaded like any other Windows theme by our uxtheme.dll. A user could then ideally select between no theme, your gtk-based theme and native windows themes using winecfg without replacing DLLs.