pj42uk wrote
> Your posting promped me to try this, and starting with the sample
> GTK-3.0.css, having read the wiki 3 times, I've got it working and changed
> some colours. It is actually quite easy, even for a 76-year-old.
> Thank you.
Thank you for the feedback! That's really heart-warming.
Your posting promped me to try this, and starting with the sample
GTK-3.0.css, having read the wiki 3 times, I've got it working and changed
some colours. It is actually quite easy, even for a 76-year-old.
Thank you.
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Well, Tom, it's certainly an interesting discussion in general. :)
I'd like to make two points:
- You keep referring to Windows and I'm not sure why. At the moment I'm
using GnuCash on both Windows and Linux and can't say that there is much
difference if we talk about changing visual appearance.
You're right Geert, this class of application rarely has theming
capabilities, but it was a very nice feature of GnuCash and it at least had
the capability of dressing up an otherwise rather utilitarian interface.
Personally, if you would just go in and adjust the tool-tips to be
something other t
Op woensdag 4 juli 2018 13:56:36 CEST schreef Thomas Forrester:
> I think trying to make al the Windows users into programmers just so they
> can get a theme they like - something they always had in 2.x - is a crying
> shame.
Personally I think you're overreacting here. How many more serious
appl
I think trying to make al the Windows users into programmers just so they
can get a theme they like - something they always had in 2.x - is a crying
shame. I've said it before, but I guess I'll say it again, I realize this
application is developed primarily on Linux. That's completely awesome,
bu
Perhaps Geert's were not clear enough. The theming in GnuCash relies (more or
less) completely on GTK framework. This framework, in version 3, has moved
completely to open standards (read CSS) for styling, allowing many more
people to customize the visual appearance of GTK applications.
Also, if yo
Totally agree.
Peter
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On 8 June 2018 at 13:05, Thomas Forrester wrote:
> I would have to agree. Leaving all the Windows users to deal with a
> single, not very appealing interface scheme is tragic. It almo
I would have to agree. Leaving all the Windows users to deal with a
single, not very appealing interface scheme is tragic. It almost makes me
want to go back to 2.x until this situation has been dealt with. 2.x was
very stable and I had been able to find a theme I liked. For the sake of
those W
Op donderdag 7 juni 2018 19:03:09 CEST schreef randix:
> /*Hope something similar comes back in a future version, cause speaking on
> behalf of those who (1) don't have the time or (2) the skills or (3) the
> patience, following the instructions in that wiki link to get some decent
> color in GnuCa
/*Hope something similar comes back in a future version, cause speaking on
behalf of those who (1) don't have the time or (2) the skills or (3) the
patience, following the instructions in that wiki link to get some decent
color in GnuCash, well, that just "ain't" goin' happen.*/
*/Not user friendl
> On Jun 6, 2018, at 4:54 PM, Thomas Forrester wrote:
>
> On Windows, as I recall, there was a seperate program in the Start menu
> under GnuCash for previewing and selecting a visual theme to use with
> GnuCash. I don't see that, and the 3.x visual styles on Windows is not all
> that attract
On Windows, as I recall, there was a seperate program in the Start menu
under GnuCash for previewing and selecting a visual theme to use with
GnuCash. I don't see that, and the 3.x visual styles on Windows is not all
that attractive. Was this feature removed? If so, why??
Thank you.
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