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Betty Woo	2008-04-06 , 16:58
Posts: 176 \| Thanked: 34 times \| Joined on Feb 2008	#391

Originally Posted by konttori

Ok, here is where you took the wrong choice. You should just save it on top of the old image. Then open theme maker, keep the same settings you had when you created the theme, DO NOT change the source image either. Then just click re-package. It will then just package the whole images folder as it is.

Ah. Thanks. That's a very good step to know and will be helpful

Then I guess I'm back to the beginning of my wish list - to be able to have the 'images' folder pre-.deb so that I can dowload theme features from a list of modified feature .pngs on a web page, insert them into the 'images' folder and have the modified-to-taste .deb created.

There's another Mariners baseball game today. While I'm watching it in a corner of my computer screen, maybe I'll use this time to practice going to root and replacing the theme's feature .png with an altered one.

I've got some instructions from a post by jellotherat and another by him(?) here, as well as ebe51's nicely detailed step-by-step instructions. All these instructions came from the Show off you Startup Screen! thread.

I'm sure I'll evenutally, maybe, perhaps figure it out

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	qwerty12	2008-04-06 , 17:07
	Posts: 4,274 \| Thanked: 5,358 times \| Joined on Sep 2007 @ Looking at y'all and sighing	#392

Originally Posted by Betty Woo

I've got some instructions from a post by jellotherat and another by him(?) here, as well as ebe51's nicely detailed step-by-step instructions. All these instructions came from the Show off you Startup Screen! thread.

I'm sure I'll evenutally, maybe, perhaps figure it out

I've already done it here:
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...&postcount=331
(56K Warning :P)

^-^

(Notice my kernel compile date, London baby! :P)

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	pipeline	2008-04-06 , 17:29
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.wow. qwerty

I would say you have a pretty much reached the last page of maemo... but before pressing back button plz make a wiki with a compilation of all your maemo knowlege

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	qwerty12	2008-04-06 , 17:36
	Posts: 4,274 \| Thanked: 5,358 times \| Joined on Sep 2007 @ Looking at y'all and sighing	#394

Originally Posted by pipeline

.wow. qwerty

I would say you have a pretty much reached the last page of maemo... but before pressing back button plz make a wiki with a compilation of all your maemo knowlege

Hehe, thanks!

Not really sure what to write but I don't mind people asking me individual things ^-^

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	ian_ryge	2008-04-06 , 20:33
	Posts: 138 \| Thanked: 262 times \| Joined on Oct 2006	#395

Originally Posted by Underscore

Ok, here's nuvoClear, updated. >Download<
I think I've taken care of most of what's been pointed out, but there's this black line that I can't get rid of on the keyboard. It's driving me crazy. Does anyone else see it? I'm thinking it may be something left by the lcars theme...

Yeah, I see the black line on the keyboard. It has nothing to do with LCARS. Looking at the nuvoClear gtkrc file, I see

Code:

color["VkbBgColor"]="#000000"

Change that "#000000" to "#ffffff" and the black line disappears.

For the record, the current LCARS packages (v4.1) all install/uninstall properly on the current OS. Unthemeable graphics (statusbar and tasknav icons, startup graphics, and other things that don't change when you switch themes) are in their own package, "lcars-extras" (which can be removed while keeping the themes themselves). The theme packages aren't functionally much different from other themes, although they were actually built with the official theme tools, rather than with ThemeMaker. (see http://live.gnome.org/Hildon/ThemeHowTo )

Originally Posted by Underscore

One thing I just can't get right (*sigh*) is the rss transparency. Whenever I try to edit the transparency on the rss box (as well as the speed contacts box) I end up with these weird looking artifacts. The default themes' rss boxes look so nice.
-See the rainbow-colored fuzziness

That's a ThemeMaker bug. There are supposed to be two different images for each desktop applet - one completely opaque, and one alpha-transparency mask. Instead, ThemeMaker produces two identical images (both with transparency). Take the internet radio, for example: the image "qgn_plat_radio_applet_bg.png" is supposed to be completely opaque (since there's a separate image for it's alpha transparency mask, called "qgn_plat_radio_applet_bg_alpha.png"). ThemeMaker mistakenly outputs the same image for both of those, and when the OS tries to apply the alpha mask to an already transparent image, it bugs out and produces the weird artifacts. If you don't feel like waiting for Konttori to fix ThemeMaker, you could fix the images individually and then repackage the theme.

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	Underscore	2008-04-06 , 21:09
	Posts: 276 \| Thanked: 74 times \| Joined on Feb 2008 @ Missouri, USA	#396

Originally Posted by ian_ryge

Change that "#000000" to "#ffffff" and the black line disappears.

That's a ThemeMaker bug. There are supposed to be two different images for each desktop applet - one completely opaque, and one alpha-transparency mask.

Thanks a million! These are the only things that are really 'bug'ging me right now and you pretty much fixed them with one post. I searched through the images folder and found both the (supposed to be) opaque and transparent images before, but I never really knew that they were the source of the problem. I'll see what I can do, thanks for your support.

*edit* I'm using WindowsXP....what could I use to edit the gtkrc file? If I edit it with notepad the formatting seems to go haywire.

Last edited by Underscore; 2008-04-06 at 21:23.

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Betty Woo	2008-04-07 , 02:41
Posts: 176 \| Thanked: 34 times \| Joined on Feb 2008	#397

Sorry... I got an email from a poster asking if it was possible to make a transparent background clock applet to add to the FunFun4c theme and then I went and lost the email

So let me throw the modified FunFun4c theme out into the great big public forum and hope whoever emailed me will read this thread again.

I present to you... FunFun4f ('e' was a bit of a disaster

).

The zip file contains the .deb, description + notes, the theme's actual template .png for anyone who'd like to also play with making some modifications for their own theme, a couple of screenshots to show some of the mods (mostly the analog/digital transparent-background clocks, translucent radio and internet search applets and font sizes) and one or two other things I can't remember at the moment.

In keeping with the spirit of the thread, here's a screenshot showing the analog transparent background clock:

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	sondjata	2008-04-07 , 03:01
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Originally Posted by qwerty12

I've already done it here:
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...&postcount=331
(56K Warning :P)

^-^

(Notice my kernel compile date, London baby! :P)

Ummmm did I just see a QuickTime plugin? Where can this be gotten?