Re: Default WM theme settings

[Havoc Pennington <hp redhat com>]

Jens Knutson <tempest chartermi net> writes: 
> 
> Taken from the README, some of the advantages of Klarth are as follows:
> 
> - No resize handles or maximize button on non-resizable windows. 
> - Resizes the titlebar's height so the text fits in it. 
> (Most other themes which leave too much blank space with small fonts and
> cut off text with large fonts.) 
> - Recolors almost the entire frame to match your GTK theme's colors;
> including text (for contrast). Works with light and dark themes. 
> (Crux only recolors the highlight; not the grey areas or the text,
> making it ugly with very dark themes and unusable with white hilights.) 
> - Configurable button position themes. (like Crux) 
> - Titlebar icon is alpha blended and is scaled with the same proportions
> (nautilus' rectangular icon is not smushed into a square) 
> - Changes button states based on window states. 
> (The maximize icon changes to an unmaximized icon; shading could easily
> do so pending a sawfish bug fix.) 
>

Of course it's insane that most of these things break for most themes
- switching themes shouldn't cause all this stuff to become
broken. :-/
 
Havoc