Re: Nodoka theme engine

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On Fri, 2007-07-13 at 09:42 +0200, Martin Sourada wrote:

> > - Even though using a dedicated theme engine may give you the
> >   most freedom to tweak things, but I'd consider carefully if
> >   you really want to maintain a forked codebase long-term, if 
> >   it is just for recolorable scrollbars and some changed defaults. 
> >   Alternatively, you could try to get whatever you feel is missing
> >   folded back into the murrine engine.
> > 
> It's not only for that. The look is going to be too much different from
> Murrine so we could not hope that the changes we are going to make would
> be accepted. Maintaining our own fork seems better for me, as we can
> react on our (artistic) needs much faster - also we have free hands.
> Yes, we so far changed only colours and gradients and some defaults, but
> its only the beginning, I hope to tweak it today a little more to make a
> more or less final look of the button widget. I will see what I can
> do...

Sure, if you are willing to maintain it long-term, that is fine. 
In that case, we should also get it into rawhide soon, so that we don't
have to push it through package review at the last minute after deciding
on the artwork. 

Matthias

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