
Plastig
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
Everyone wants to have a consistent-looking desktop. With the great Plastik theme now available, we only had to have a corresponding GTK theme.
So this is a try on this, made on the 1st night of the new 2004 year (think of having nothing better to do...). All feedback is very appreciated.
Thanks go to the authors of Plastik and Geramik, which I used as a basis for this theme.
Installation:
Untarbzip to your ~/.themes/ and do the magic in gnome control center. If it doesn't help, and if you use SuSE, put it into /opt/gnome/share/themes/ (remember to fix the paths in gtkrc`s).
17 years ago
0.1 -- Initial release
Used Geramik as a basis, still some traces of it left. Still some glitches with GTK1, I know of them and will get rid of them ASAP.
17 years ago
0.1 -- Initial release
Used Geramik as a basis, still some traces of it left. Still some glitches with GTK1, I know of them and will get rid of them ASAP.
omnio
11 years ago
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ksoma
16 years ago
I tried this theme, everything fine, except one thing: fonts.
Unfortunately the gtk theme fonts always the same small fonts, anything i set up in kcontrol or qt config. I installed geramik, qtpixmaps. I've wrote to .gtkrc-2.0 and .gtkrc the following line: gtk-font-name = "Nimbus Sans L 11" but it didn't help. What should I do?
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vpalle
17 years ago
no more bluecurve.. no more keramik!
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Cdzitu
17 years ago
gtk-font-name="Luxi Sans 8"
include "/usr/share/themes/Default/gtk-2.0/gtkrc"
Where "/usr/share/themes/Default/gtk-2.0/gtkrc" is the place where i unzipped Plastig. Pleaseee, someone help me! :)
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aaron
17 years ago
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gnumdk
17 years ago
i would prefer a real plastik gtk engine instead of a pixmap theme, like Galaxy or bluecurve.
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CraigD
17 years ago
1. Push button mouse over re-colours all buttons blue! Not quite how Plastik does this. To acheive something similar, for the mouse-over you need to pixmaps. The first one willbe like the regular button, and re-coloured lightly. The second one would be for the highlight lines that Plastik draws above and below. Basically, the 2nd would be the same size as the button pixmaps, only contain these lines, and the middle should be all alpha-channel (i.e. 100% transparent). In the gtkrc file, you then list the 2nd as the "overlay" file. Have a look at how ThinGeramik (in the Geramik archive) mimics ThinKeramik's active tab.
2. This "mos-over" stuff will also affect comb-boxes, radios, and check buttons.
3. You need to set the x_offset for pushbuttons. In Keramik/Geramik the y offset is 1 (so it goes down), and x is 0. In Plastik they are both 1 - so the text moves to the left/right.
..thats all for now.
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Yaba
17 years ago
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tanisete
17 years ago
Thanks, and good work! it's a great idea!
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shanesemler
17 years ago
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jimmymallmann
17 years ago
keep up the good work..
and happy new year.
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Yaba
17 years ago
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=7043
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finrold
17 years ago
This theme is great and I would like use it :(
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christopher
17 years ago
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jimmymallmann
17 years ago
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christopher
17 years ago
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thezoi
17 years ago
If anything else fails, and your GTK applications running under KDE still use Geramik, you might try physically replacing your Geramik with Plastig, if you don't really care for the former.
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jerickson
17 years ago
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Fingel
17 years ago
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thezoi
17 years ago
I might do Alloy as well in my spare time. Actually, Plastig is my very first attempt at making a theme at all!
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WhitePanther5000
17 years ago
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thezoi
17 years ago
You know, there's an old saying: "If it's not here, then where? If it's not now, then when? If it's not me, then who?" -- methinks it fits perfectly.
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Yaba
17 years ago
Is the GTK2 Version included?
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thezoi
17 years ago
It so happens that kde-look.org just doesn't have a GTK 2.x theme section, so I had to put it into the GTK 1.x section to be consistent at least a little. :)
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Svyatogor
17 years ago
1) The scroll bar in gtk1 is thinner than it is in plastic (and gtk2).
2) Default button in gtk1 looks ugly with this dark thick border around it.
3) The list header and toolbars seem to have gradient as in Gremik, not a Plastic one.
Overall I'd say gtk2 theme slightly better than gtk1. Oh and if you need screnshots, to see what I am talking about, let me know.
Thanks again :)
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