KDE Theme Manager

[b.walter at free.fr]

By the way, I have started to write a new kcm for themes. It removes the 
confusion of using multiple kcms to change the appearance of widgets and 
windows.
It does not really replace the old theme manager, but the primary goal is to 
make it easy to change styles, colors, window decorations and icon themes from 
a single place. Nothing more.
It can be improved a lot (especially the 'edit dialog'), I do not have time to 
code anymore, but I hope someone would like to improve it. I really think such 
a solution is a big usuability improvement, current solution is really painful 
to use because of the number of modules involved.

Feel free to contact me if you want to improve it.

Regards,
Benoit.

http://www.avenheim.online.fr/theme_edit.png
http://www.avenheim.online.fr/theme_select.png
http://www.avenheim.online.fr/kthemes2-030623.tar.gz


Quoting Gerhard den Hollander <gerhard at fugro-jason.com>:

> * Aaron J. Seigo <aseigo at kde.org> (Tue, Aug 26, 2003 at 01:03:21PM -0600)
> 
> >  o we only ship with a handful of themes, none of which are all that 
> > flattering for KDE's image, IMHO. i seemto remember some of these themes
> from 
> > the KDE1 days. the Default theme's screenshot even shows a KDE2 desktop!
> 
> All of them I think are KDE1 themes originally , unfortuantely I cannot
> seem to access the machine that has KDE1 installed os I cannot check ;l)
> 
> At any rate, Im in favour of nuking it.
> 
> Kind regards,
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