Havoc Pennington wrote: I was talking with Garrett about this just today. The "redhat-artwork" > package is intended to include a complete neutral "metatheme" covering > Qt, Mozilla, XMMS, and whatever else in addition to GNOME, so I don't > think we want to put it in GNOME CVS. However we can probably put it > up on a Red Hat server (sources.redhat.com or i18n.redhat.com) and > make tarballs available. What about themes.freshmeat.net? There you could put the whole meta-theme and all its subthemes. The redhat server would be nice too, but more for the current source. And rawhide/gnomehide gives the current meta-theme version in source and binary packages. > Before doing this, I want to add a --with-theme-name=Foo option to the > configure script, however. The reason is that the name "Bluecurve" is I was curious why the name changed, guess it was the inability to trademark "Wonderland" :) > For convenience of people who want only the GTK themes, I'd also be > open to having configure check for the presence of each library (Qt, > GTK etc.) and not compile the themes for stuff that isn't found. > (--disable-gtk or --disable-qt type options are also possible). Both I think. Auto disable parts if the required libs are missing, like no GTK1 theme/engine if libgtk 1.x is missing, and warn about it, also allow the --disable-* options to force parts off so just the XMMS, Mozilla/foo parts can be built. -Thomas
