The configuration is done by editing the file ~/.config/dsp/dsp.conf. You'll need to create it.
These all come under the [Default] section in the file.
integer
Opacity of the UNO parts of the window, 0 being fully translucent and 100 being fully opaque
stringlist
List of applications that will not get translucency applied, videoapplications need to be here.
boolean
Nasty hack for removing titlebars from windows and displaying min|max|close buttons in the toolbar instead.
integer
Position for the titlebar in the toolbar when using the removetitelbars hack.
0 = Left, 1 = Center, 2 = Right
boolean
Nasty hack for displaying dialogs rather maclike w/o titlebars and aligned from the titlebar.
boolean
Make the menu into a toolbutton in the toolbar.
boolean
In this style the splitter handles are very small (1px), so they can be very hard to hit, this enables an extension to the splitters when hovered, making them easier to hit.
integer
Maximum size of arrows in various places.
integer
Style of the buttons in the deco.
0 = Yosemite like flat buttons, 1 = Lion/Mavericks like glassy buttons, 2 = somekinda sunken buttons, 3 = Carved like buttons
boolean
If the deco should display the window icon next to the title.
integer
Size of the shadows under active windows, inactive windows will get smaller shadows.
integer
How much roundness pushbuttons should get, a value between 0 and 32 is valid.
integer
How the pushbutton appears, see the shadows section for more info.
string
The gradient thats painted on pushbuttons, see the gradients section for more info.
string
Tint the pushbuttons with the hue 210 (a blueish hue), with 10 percent.
integer
How much roundness toolbuttons should get, a value between 0 and 32 is valid.
integer
The shadow, see the shadows section for more info.
string
The gradient, see the gradients section for more info.
string
The hue to tint the toolbuttons with, 30 gives a orange-ish hue, 10 gives a 10 percent tint.
boolean
This makes the active toolbutton appear with inverted colors to the rest of the toolbuttons (maclike).
boolean
VERY NASTY HACK that tries to make monochrome icons with the set buttontext color, out of the icons on the toolbuttons, the results here depend heavily on the icons used.
boolean
If you want nasty windows-like flat toolbuttons.
integer
Roundness of inputs.
integer
The shadow for inputs.
string
The gradient for inputs.
string
The hue to use for inputs.
This style draws tabs under a toolbar in a safari-like maccish fashion.
integer
Roundness of safari-like tabs (max 8).
integer
Roundness of normal tabs (max 32).
integer
shadow to use for normal tabs.
string
gradient to use for normal tabs.
integer
The side the closebutton should be at for closable tabs, 0 = Left, 1 = Right.
The unified area that consist of the titlebar and the toolbar.
string
gradient to use.
string
Tint uno with 10 percent red.
integer
How much noise to use in percentage, below 5 is good.
integer
The style of the noise, 0 for simple noise, 1 for brushed metal.
boolean
If the gradient painted on uno should be horizontal.
stringlist
Apps of which the toolbars should react to the contents of the views directly below the toolbar.
NOTE: This feature is highly experimental.
integer
Opacity of the contentoverlay if contentaware is used.
integer
How much blur to use on the content painted in the toolbars.
boolean
Show icons in menues.
integer
Width of a vertical scrollbar and height of a horizontal scrollbar.
integer
0 for a modern like flat scrollbar and 1 for a more traditional scrollbar.
string
gradient of the scrollslider.
string
gradient of the scrollgroove.
integer
Size of the slider.
boolean
Draw a dot in the middle of the slider handle.
string
gradient of the groove.
string
gradient of the handle.
integer
shadow of the groove.
boolean
Fill the groove up to the point where it has progressed with the highlight color.
integer
shadow of the progressbar.
integer
Roundness of the progressbars.
integer
How strong the shadows on the widgets should be, between 0 and 100.