Re: Harmony + GNOME (Was: Re: C++)
- From: Joel Dillon <emily cornholio new ox ac uk>
- To: Eric Galluzzo <Eric Galluzzo sdrc com>
- cc: Andreas Kostyrka <andreas rainbow studorg tuwien ac at>, robert havoc pennington <rhpennin midway uchicago edu>, gnome-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Harmony + GNOME (Was: Re: C++)
- Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1998 08:19:47 +0100 (BST)
>
> Andreas has brought up a really good point here which has bothered me for a while
> now. Why, since theme support is currently being added to both Harmony and GTK,
> can't both toolkits use the same theme format? Sure, there are slight
> differences in the widgets available in Harmony and GTK, but they're pretty
> small, and in any case, I'm sure a unified theme format could be thought up. In
> fact, it might be possible to make some sort of generic "theme library" that
> could be used by Harmony and GTK and whoever else wants to use it. This would
> enable even more X toolkits to achieve a higher level of GNOME compliance. Maybe
> some Harmony people and some GTK people should get together and try to cooperate
> on this.
Well, I plan to understand whatever format Raster comes up with for
pixmap-based themes. But for hard-coded themes the problem is that they'll
expect different libraries; a hard-coded gtk theme will expect gdk to be
present and to be passed gdk primitives, whereas Harmony sits directly on
Xlib. We might be able to get around that with a Harmony 'adapter' theme
that can plug into gtk themes, but it might be tricky.
Jo
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