Hi,

"Nonexistent Entity" writes:

These images annoy me very much, how can I get rid of them or at least change them? (withoout compiling Gimp, through themes)

Install a different GTK+ theme.

Sven

sven@gimp.org (2004-11-10 at 2331.29 +0100):

"Nonexistent Entity" writes:

These images annoy me very much, how can I get rid of them or at least change them? (withoout compiling Gimp, through themes)

Install a different GTK+ theme.

Really? Like which one? Cos it would save me the time of writing:

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Which "seems" to work, but I guess there will be some case in which it will not. The only hope is that with all the GTK+ widget reorg, they pass the GNOME part that handles menus and buttons (or whatever way they do it which allows to have such option in the GNOME config), and can be set via some kind of boolean options like GtkMenu::have_icons and GtkButtons::have_icons. It will probably make integration with other OSes better (some have no icons in buttons or in both) without putting the heavy weight in the theme, as well just making some other users happy in general, btw.

If someone know a better way, tell me.

GSR

a.x@ua.fm (2004-11-11 at 2157.35 +0200):

I haven't figured out so far how to use your fix to remove "OK", "Cancel", "Reset", and "Save" icons from buttons though. I tried adding it to gtkrc and imagerc in all locations, overwriting existing image related entries in gtkrc with this. Maybe there's something like

stock["gtk-button-cancel"] ... etc. that I need to add there using this as a template?
(I don't know these stock image variables)

Yes, that was removed, it was in the big snip part, there are many items. The ones you want are probably gtk-ok, gtk-cancel and gimp-reset (quick look into the list I have) but you will probably still get other buttons with icons. As it is done, you have to define every icon, without exceptions.

The complete file is 40K, another of similar size for the parts that have icon. In total, it makes a 100K or so, plus images (it is a gimp theme experiment atm). I used gtk+'s gle module (from cvs, months ago) to go inspecting everything, and also checking source files from gimp and gtk+ libs to figure all the names.

This is why I ask if there is another way, cos all those things were many afternoons of figuring things. It is easy to understand people think doing themes can be hard, as soon as you are not just over painting icons, it can get complex fast.

GSR

Hi,

GSR - FR writes:

Which "seems" to work, but I guess there will be some case in which it will not. The only hope is that with all the GTK+ widget reorg, they pass the GNOME part that handles menus and buttons (or whatever way they do it which allows to have such option in the GNOME config), and can be set via some kind of boolean options like GtkMenu::have_icons and GtkButtons::have_icons. It will probably make integration with other OSes better (some have no icons in buttons or in both) without putting the heavy weight in the theme, as well just making some other users happy in general, btw.

You could try to work a bit on your style of asking people to do you a favor even though they don't owe you anything and then kindly ask the GTK+ developers for such a setting.

Sven