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Re: Can TK be iSexy?
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| Larry W. Virden 2007-04-26, 8:06 am |
| On Apr 25, 4:15 am, Christian Gollwitzer <Christian.Gollwit...@uni-
bayreuth.de> wrote:
> alex....@gmail.com wrote:
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> Are you aware of tile and ttk in Tk8.5? Is this still not enough
> eye-candy for your needs?
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> Christian
Notice that Alex mentioned Vista and Beryl. Does Ttk work, out of the
box, fitting into those two OSes?
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| Joe English 2007-04-26, 10:06 pm |
| Larry W. Virden wrote:
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>Notice that Alex mentioned Vista and Beryl. Does Ttk work, out of the
>box, fitting into those two OSes?
Yes, with caveats:
Tile releases up to and including 0.7.8 have a minor bug,
fixed in the just-released Tk 8.5a6 and in Tile CVS.
With the fix, apps will get Vista-style controls; without
it, they'll fall back to Windows 2K-style controls.
Beryl/Compiz isn't an OS, it's a collection of enhancements to the
X server and desktop environment. Ttk works just fine in that environment,
but doesn't take any special advantage of it either. Out-of-the-box,
Ttk on X11 still looks like 2002-era Gtk+, as per design.
--Joe English
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| Pat Thoyts 2007-04-30, 8:23 am |
| Georgios Petasis <petasis@iit.demokritos.gr> writes:
>O/H Donal K. Fellows Î_γÏαÏε:
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>What exactly are these "Beryl/Compiz" features? When I hear "compiz"
>the only thing that comes into my mind is some screenshots I have seen
>in magazines, about a window manager (?) that shows the virtual
>desktops on a cube that somebody can turn around (in order to select a
>desktop).
>Is it something more? Are there any screenshots available?
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>(My linux is a fedora core 6. I haven't event searched if these things
>are available there...)
So far the only feature I have found that becomes available under a
composing window manager is transparency using wm attributes -alpha
starts working. This is present for Windows and Aqua and and with a
suitable window manager becomes available for X.
Otherwise these window managers are all about wobbly windows and stuff
and not really applicable. More important is to get a Gtk+ native
theme sorted that uses Gtk+ apis to draw tile elements.
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Pat Thoyts http://www.patthoyts.tk/
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