Re: Any way to make GTK+ themes work under WIN32 port?

Todd Kulesza <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.video.gimp.windows.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I've gotten several themes to compile and work flawlessly with Tor's 
GTK+ binary packages for 2.0.9.  They include ThinIce, LightHouseBlue, 
and RedHat's famous BlueCurve.  This was all done using the standard 
source tarballs for each theme under mingw on Win32.  You can find the 
results at http://www.dropline.net/jade/download.html.

Todd

conquestsoftware wrote:
> Hi Folks,
> 
> I haven't got any replies from anyone on the GTK+
> developer list.  After about a week or searching, I
> just found an article that says there were a lot of
> problems with themes on windows, and the support was
> dropped a long time ago.
> 
> I also ran into a few runtime problems with "testgtk"
> example, under the 1.3 version of the port.  When I
> rebooted into LINUX (RH 7.1) I noticed that there is
> no longer a testgtk in the newer versions.
> 
> In order to circumvent a layoff, I really need to get
> a GUI going on LIN+WIN, for my "Palm" product.  I checked
> out GTK+ a long time ago (when I was working), and it
> was so cool on LINUX.  If I could add a theme under
> windows, I believe it would dramatically increase my
> survival chances.
> 
> Is anyone actively persuing theme support on WIN?  If
> I actually make enough money to survive, and keep from
> having to work at Jiffy Lube, etc., I would not mind
> embarking on adding the support, if at all possible.
> Although I prefer LINUX 100:1 over WIN, I need to go
> where the bucks are for now.
> 
> Any info on win32 themes, would be immensely appreciated.
> 
> Thanks,  John
> 
> 
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