>Yeah after having spent a lot of time browsing the net for an answer, >it became clear to me that there seems to also be a lot of coding >involved, apart from the obvious graphical work. Like you, I really >don't want to get into that, really not my thing. I was kinda hoping >that there is some kind of nifty little WYSIWYG proggy out there that >does it for you, like VLC Media Player has VLC Skin Editor. It >decompiles the theme file into png images, and also the other way >around. > >Something like that would be perfect for me. Happen to know whether >something like that is around?
sadly not. I've been searching for that too for some days, then started to adopt an existing one and adjusted values (very little). also I found that many themes are just adoptions of other ones (much code was confusing because many people tried something out). I also can't say that I found "many" good themes (I mean grey themes, that don't draw attention away from the canvas). But after some weeks of trying themes I always switched back to the system themes of Linux. -- devvv (via www.gimpusers.com/forums) _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list gimp-user-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user-list
