
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
Rezlooks is a gtk theme engine based on the cairo-enabled CVS clearlooks engine code.
It basically strips all the stuff from clearlooks that I don't like. The lack of rounded corners is probably the most obvious change, but there are various other smaller changes too. It should also be faster than clearlooks from cvs because in order to make my changes I stripped down the code somewhat.
This engine can happily be installed alongside clearlooks, or any other engine as far as I know.
The themes are basically the same as clearlooks themes, just change the engine from clearlooks to rezlooks in the gtkrc file of the theme you want to convert. I've also included a couple of themes ready for this engine for you to download if you like. These are Rezlooks-Gilouche, based on the Suse Gilouche gtk theme, and Rezlooks-graphite, based on Clearlooks-graphite which was made by lokheed.
Thanks to the clearlooks authors, especially Remenic - sorry for ruining your beautiful theme engine again :P
Thanks also to David Barr for help and testing.
Thanks to Michael Magua for packaging up a Fedora Core 5 RPM.
Thanks to "Mandrake" for the Ubuntu deb.
Finally, thanks to whoever wrote the Gilouche theme for the Suse folks, and to lokheed for his Clearlooks-graphite theme which I pretty much stole.
**NOTE: If you've installed it fine but when you try to use one of the themes you get the old default gtk engine, try installing again after running "./configure --prefix=/usr"
**NOTE: There seems to be some (understandable) confusion between the Rezlooks gtk engine and the rezlooks set of themes that I uploaded to gnome-look (http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=35077) back in february. To clarify, those themes were basically the precursor to this theme engine, they came with a small patch to the clearlooks source which got rid of the rounded corners. This theme engine is the logical continuation of that, in that it continues the process of making clearlooks more in tune with my tastes. I won't be updating those themes to use this engine, I'll leave them in case someone wants to use the colours without installing this theme engine.
FEATURE REQUESTS and/or BUG REPORTS ALWAYS WELCOME HERE
PS That's NOT metacity, that's OPENBOX in the screenshots. Stop asking about the metacity theme please!
PPS RPM re-added, thanks again Michael.
14 years ago
0.6
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* More code cleanup
* Added new style grips
* menubarstyle changes: 0 = flat, 1 = gradient, 2 = striped gradient
0.5
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* Simplified slider troughs
* Made slider buttons look more like other buttons
* Lightened the border of scrollbars (I might change this back)
* Added new rc option "menubaritemstyle": 0 = flat, 1 = button-ish style
* changed the "inner border" of buttons to be less contrasting
0.4
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* Started reading the "menubarstyle" theme item: 1 = gradient, 0 = flat
* Changed the look of the progressbar to fit better with the theme
* Made range slider buttons less fancy
0.3.1
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* Fixed omp's bug of giant fat borders on default buttons
* Implemented mulberry's suggestion of using a lightened button colour to
draw the button's inside border
0.3
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* Initial public release
14 years ago
0.6
===
* More code cleanup
* Added new style grips
* menubarstyle changes: 0 = flat, 1 = gradient, 2 = striped gradient
0.5
===
* Simplified slider troughs
* Made slider buttons look more like other buttons
* Lightened the border of scrollbars (I might change this back)
* Added new rc option "menubaritemstyle": 0 = flat, 1 = button-ish style
* changed the "inner border" of buttons to be less contrasting
0.4
===
* Started reading the "menubarstyle" theme item: 1 = gradient, 0 = flat
* Changed the look of the progressbar to fit better with the theme
* Made range slider buttons less fancy
0.3.1
=====
* Fixed omp's bug of giant fat borders on default buttons
* Implemented mulberry's suggestion of using a lightened button colour to
draw the button's inside border
0.3
===
* Initial public release
fblais
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Karmicbastler
11 years ago
Please fix the upload-Link.
Greetings
Karmicbastler
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Hawk
11 years ago
I was looking for Rezlooks-graphite theme but it seems that the links do not work or lead to a wrong site. Could you correct this ? Can you provide a valid link to the theme ?
Thanks ;-)
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deviled
14 years ago
http://rapidshare.com/files/15311808/rezlooks-0.6_0.6-1_i386.deb
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whyn0t
14 years ago
http://www.gnome-look.org/content/preview.php?preview=2&id=39179&file1=39179-1.jpg&file2=39179-2.png&file3=39179-3.jpg&name=Rezlooks+GTK+Engine
Thanks !
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profoX
14 years ago
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=175777&page=4
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cypherbios
14 years ago
Can someone post a link with debian/ubuntu package of rezlooks 0.6??
Or if somebody can send-me for email, or another way... I NEED THIS FILE!
Rezza, can u help us?
Tanks!
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quandar
14 years ago
Such as which way stripes go, colour of stripes, or perhaps a flat-striped style?
Fantastic work rezza, I really love it.
PS: I saw one of your desktops a couple months ago and have been using OpenBox ever since.
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Tux1
14 years ago
How configure the engine rezlooks ?
Merci
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bvc
14 years ago
{
# Focused title background color
bg[SELECTED] = "#444444"
}
class "MetaFrames" style "metacity-frame"
class "GtkWindow" style "metacity-frame"
if its a metacity code theme and not pixmap, put that at the end of the gtkrc before all the widget classes. The candy and green theme do it.
The metacity theme will have to be using bg[SELECTED] for it to work.
nm156
http://kwh.kernow-gb.com/~bvc/wp/?p=31
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