Hi, since there's only Mozilla in the screenshots how can we tell what the theme looks like? Or is it the window manager decorations we should be looking at?
Sim
i believe themes can only have window decorations, color schemes, background images, and icon sets in them (ie, no widget styles). there is, however, an sgi widget theme that comes with kde now (although, i dont know how close to the original it is, as ive never had the opportunity to use an sgi...)
Mozilla isn't my application of choice to showing the degree of SGI emulation of KDE or QT, either.
The SGI look and feel is best emulated using the QT SGI style (accessible from the KDE 2.2 control centre).
This style will also provide the "different" underlining that SGI's Motif toolkit provides. With anti-aliasing applied to a scalable font, you can end up with a desktop that is better looking IMHO, to that
of, say, an Indy.
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Hi, since there's only Mozilla in the screenshots how can we tell what the theme looks like? Or is it the window manager decorations we should be looking at? Sim
i believe themes can only have window decorations, color schemes, background images, and icon sets in them (ie, no widget styles). there is, however, an sgi widget theme that comes with kde now (although, i dont know how close to the original it is, as ive never had the opportunity to use an sgi...)
Mozilla isn't my application of choice to showing the degree of SGI emulation of KDE or QT, either. The SGI look and feel is best emulated using the QT SGI style (accessible from the KDE 2.2 control centre). This style will also provide the "different" underlining that SGI's Motif toolkit provides. With anti-aliasing applied to a scalable font, you can end up with a desktop that is better looking IMHO, to that of, say, an Indy. -- E