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Question about the "look" of GNUstep
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JW |
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Question about the "look" of GNUstep |
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Wed, 06 Feb 2002 18:24:55 -0600 |
Hello,
First, a couple things.
1. The content of this message is likely to make some people irritated, but
that is not at all my goal - I'm not flaming or abusing anyone or anything,
either.
2. I'm not a programmer yet, I have only recently started studying programming
and I'm not anywhere close to being able to work on GUIs yet.
So basically, I'm posting this as a curious end user.
I understand that GNUstep's "look", as far as widgets and things are concerned,
are based on NeXTStep's look. I appreciate that and don't want to take anything
away from people who really like that kind of look, but I personally am fond of
eye candy and find GNUstep rather "plain" - not as bad as motif, but not very
exhilarating to look at, either.
I'm just wondering if there's any plans, works in progress or hopes to
"upgrade" GNUstep's "looks", add theme support or anything to make it look a
little nicer, more modern?
Is there any possibility of using QT/KDE widgets, maybe via some sort of
binding/wrapper/bridge or whatever you want to call it? I'm wild over Aqua but
I'm sure due to Apple's harsh legal actions in the past, anything that looks
remotely like Aqua on a non-Apple platform it totally "out". IMHO KDE is the
second nicest looking thing after Aqua, that's why I thought I'd mention it.
Again, I'm not trying to start any heated debate! I'm just curious.
Thanks
JW
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Jonathan Wilson
System Administrator
Cedar Creek Software http://www.cedarcreeksoftware.com
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