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From: Etan R. <de...@ed...> - 2006-08-25 16:59:49
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On Fri, 25 Aug 2006, Tim Ringenbach wrote: > Etan Reisner wrote: >> We should currently be able to theme many of the gaim icons, seeing as how >> we use stock items for them. If we worked on stockifying the rest of the >> icons (assuming that is possible and/or useful) we could get the rest of >> them themable the same way. Note: I have no idea how simple/easy it is to >> do this, in my short attempts this evening I was unable to come up with >> anything, gtk always yelled about not being able to find my icons in the >> pixmap search path, which I couldn't discover the identity of or find ways >> to add to, but I'm sure that can be worked around if someone knows how. > > While I'm not as familiar with the stock system as I could be, I have the > general feeling that implementing our own system would be > better/more-appropriate for this. > > --Tim What makes you say that? A not insignificant amount of work has been done recently towards letting gaim not need custom options for settings when we can let gtk+ do it for us (namely in all the keybinding stuff for menus/toolbars/imhtml formatting), so I'm not sure why we wouldn't want to do that here. I realize that gtk theming is complicated, but if we were able to determine how this should work, we could easily ship a couple (well documented) examples which should be more than enough for most people to follow. But again, I don't know very much about the stock system so this could easily be an abuse of it. -Etan |