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[gtk-list] Re: GTK - aesthetics ???

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (raster@redhat.com)
Tue Nov 3 22:14:40 1998

From: raster@redhat.com
Date: Tue, 3 Nov 1998 22:12:45 -0500 (EST)
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cc: mike@lotusland.demon.co.uk
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On  4 Nov, Mike McEwan scribbled:
->    I suspect this has been done to death, only I didn't see it. Are
->    people in agreement that GTK, despite it's programmatic beauty, is
->    ugly on the eye, at least by default - I think so.
->  
->    Why is this, or are people's sense of the aesthetic generally
->    divergent from my own (a possibility), although the advent of
->    GTKSTEP would at least, in part, indicate I am not alone.
->  
->    I am not denigrating the blood, guts, sweat and tears that have
->    undoubtedly gone into the creation of the GTK toolkit, but surely
->    such efforts are, at least in part, about producing interfaces that
->    are pleasing upon the eye.
->  
->    I'm sure that despite its (I'm being sincere here) programmatic power
->    we're still left with something that has all the visual appeal
->    (forgive me gran) of our grandmother's undergarments.
->  
->    Please tell me there are plans afoot to change things.

2 words:

gtk themes

It's alreayd in progress.


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