Xfwm 4 screen captures

[Olivier Fourdan]

Well, the theme system in xfwm4 is totally different from xfwm3
(actually, xfwm4 is totally different since its all new)

Themes are rendered using pixmaps for every region of the window. Color
substitution is applied to render colors (taken from GTK)

A themerc file is also provided to customize settings that take
precedence over user's preference (for example, the mofit engine defines
the number and positions of buttons so whatever settings the user has
set, the buttons are the same for the mofit engine)

The theme is selected by simply specifying the location of the
direcetory containing the pismaps.

The list of predefined "regions" is :

bottom-active.xpm
bottom-inactive.xpm
bottom-left-active.xpm
bottom-left-inactive.xpm
bottom-right-active.xpm
bottom-right-inactive.xpm
close-active.xpm
close-inactive.xpm
close-pressed.xpm
hide-active.xpm
hide-inactive.xpm
hide-pressed.xpm
left-active.xpm
left-inactive.xpm
maximize-active.xpm
maximize-inactive.xpm
maximize-pressed.xpm
menu-active.xpm
menu-inactive.xpm
menu-pressed.xpm
right-active.xpm
right-inactive.xpm
shade-active.xpm
shade-inactive.xpm
shade-pressed.xpm
stick-active.xpm
stick-inactive.xpm
stick-pressed.xpm
title-1-active.xpm
title-1-inactive.xpm
title-2-active.xpm
title-2-inactive.xpm
title-3-active.xpm
title-3-inactive.xpm
title-4-active.xpm
title-4-inactive.xpm
title-5-active.xpm
title-5-inactive.xpm
top-left-active.xpm
top-left-inactive.xpm
top-right-active.xpm
top-right-inactive.xpm
bottom-active.xpm
bottom-inactive.xpm
bottom-left-active.xpm
bottom-left-inactive.xpm
bottom-right-active.xpm
bottom-right-inactive.xpm
close-active.xpm
close-inactive.xpm
close-pressed.xpm
hide-active.xpm
hide-inactive.xpm
hide-pressed.xpm
left-active.xpm
left-inactive.xpm
maximize-active.xpm
maximize-inactive.xpm
maximize-pressed.xpm
menu-active.xpm
menu-inactive.xpm
menu-pressed.xpm
right-active.xpm
right-inactive.xpm
shade-active.xpm
shade-inactive.xpm
shade-pressed.xpm
stick-active.xpm
stick-inactive.xpm
stick-pressed.xpm
title-1-active.xpm
title-1-inactive.xpm
title-2-active.xpm
title-2-inactive.xpm
title-3-active.xpm
title-3-inactive.xpm
title-4-active.xpm
title-4-inactive.xpm
title-5-active.xpm
title-5-inactive.xpm
top-left-active.xpm
top-left-inactive.xpm
top-right-active.xpm
top-right-inactive.xpm

Cheers,
Olivier.

On Tue, 2002-05-07 at 06:28, K. Prasad wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I'd like to know how these themes have been
> implemented?
> 
> --- Joe Klemmer <klemmerj at webtrek.com> wrote:
> > On Mon, 2002-05-06 at 17:09, Olivier Fourdan wrote:
> > 
> > > Here come the screenshots :
> > > 
> > > http://www.xfce.org/archive/xfwm4-mofit.png     
> > 
> > 	Holy Grace Hopper!!!
> > 
> > 	Olivier, you are just to much.  We just HAVE to
> > find a way of
> > "marketing" XFce to the world.  Geez if people could
> > see what XFce is
> > like, especially when XFce4 is done, I know it would
> > be as popular
> > (well, more popular) than GNOME or KDE.
> > 
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