>It's like replacing the graphics of a game; drawing a bunch of images
>for each object, whereas normal ("GTK+ style" themes consist of
>generic textures and images used by all widgets.
well, sort of.
a full GTK+ theme actually consists of:
a) methods to draw a set of low level primitives:
line
box
polygon
arrow
circle
b) methods to draw some slightly higher level primitives
sliders
text on a background
c) colors and background images for specific widgets
Its (c) that corresponds to a "style", but full GTK+ themes define
more than this. You need a shared object containing the drawing
methods to use a theme, however.
--p
