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----- LIPSTIK |
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Maintainer: |
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Patrice Trembay <tremblaypatrice AT yahoo DOT fr> |
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on kde-[look/apps].org : PaT |
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http://www.poplix.info/lipstik (Online March 2006) |
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There is some code in lipstik based on the following sources : |
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Thanks to all these authors! |
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- Comix style for KDE (Jens Luetkens) |
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- PlastikQ style for KDE (Martin Beck) |
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- Krisp style for KDE (Keith Meehl) |
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- Ballistik (thanks to Florian Merz) |
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- Kerastik (thanks to Victor Perez Q) |
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- DotNET (thanks to Chris Lee) |
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- Polyester (thanks Marco Martin) |
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- and many other sources of inspiration (qtcurvem, keramik, tiblit, etc.)! |
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----- PLASTIK |
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Maintainer: |
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Sandro Giessl <ceebx AT users DOT sourceforge DOT net> |
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Patch: smaller rounded edges for listview headers: |
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Vincent Wagelaar <vincent AT ricardis DOT tudelft DOT nl> |
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Patch: for tool buttons (fix for korns KornButton; tool buttons of qt apps |
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behave like tool buttons of kde apps.) |
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Bernardo Hung <deciare AT gta DOT igs DOT net> |
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Widget Style: |
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--------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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"Plastik" is based on the excellent clean code of the kde style "dotNET"; |
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Some code adopted from the "Keramik" kde style. Thanks! |
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--- original dotNET Credits: ---------------------------------------------- |
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Copyright (C) 2001-2002, Chris Lee <clee@kde.org> |
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Carsten Pfeiffer <pfeiffer@kde.org> |
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Karol Szwed <gallium@kde.org> |
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Drawing routines completely reimplemented from KDE3 HighColor, which was |
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originally based on some stuff from the KDE2 HighColor. |
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--- original Keramik Credits: --------------------------------------------- |
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Copyright (c) 2002 Malte Starostik <malte@kde.org> |
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(c) 2002,2003 Maksim Orlovich <mo002j@mail.rochester.edu> |
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based on the KDE3 HighColor Style |
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Copyright (C) 2001-2002 Karol Szwed <gallium@kde.org> |
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(C) 2001-2002 Fredrik Hoeglund <fredrik@kde.org> |
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Drawing routines adapted from the KDE2 HCStyle, |
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Copyright (C) 2000 Daniel M. Duley <mosfet@kde.org> |
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(C) 2000 Dirk Mueller <mueller@kde.org> |
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(C) 2001 Martijn Klingens <klingens@kde.org> |
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Progressbar code based on KStyle, |
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Copyright (C) 2001-2002 Karol Szwed <gallium@kde.org> |
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#1 : On really small buttons, the focus rectangle looks strange. (Not only my fault, though, |
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same happens in almost every style I've tried.) Ill try to come up with something else |
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for the focus indication. |
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#2 : When you first select this style, some apps, like kicker, wont refresh all the settings. |
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This is not really a bug in Lipstik, but it happens. |
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(Workaround : restart KDE, or just kicker by pressing ALT+F2 and |
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type "dcop kicker Panel restart". |
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#3 : Looking for a way to make the menu titles have the "unflatten" look even when the taskbar |
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is set to flat... (Dont know yet... Maybe qtcast for the menu class?) |
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UPDATE: Well, since the style is designed with KDE 3.5 in mind, and my flat kicker |
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buttons hack for older KDE versions is gone, the menu titles wont get the flat |
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look, since that was a side-effect of this hack. |
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#4 : Find a way to highlight the kicker taskbar buttons when in flat mode... What is that about? |
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I can't remember :) |
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#5 : Toolbar gradients quite suck ;) |
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---01/10/2007--- |
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2.2.3 : For my PC-BSD friends... |
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--Add a configurable active tab highlight color. |
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--PC-BSD rocks! Try it! |
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---17/02/2007--- |
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2.2.2 : After one year... |
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--Just a repackaging of the special Debian version. |
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--Updated the spec file for Fedora Core 6, thanks to Pramod Venugopal. |
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--Lipstik now has a home page (http://poplix.homelinux.com/lipstik). |
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...I have a new version (2.3) locally but it will need some more testing |
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before I release it; Lipstik is still not dead after all ;) |
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---28/02/2006--- |
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2.2.1 : Quick bug fix release. |
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--Trying things to get the build to work with GCC 4.1... |
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--Disabled by default the toolbar gradients (will need more work before it looks good...) |
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---08/02/2006--- |
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2.2 : Sanity. |
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I think the last release was not that good. Let me make it up to you with this one. Enjoy! |
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--Added the possibility to configure the spacing for menus from 0 (like Lipstik < 2.0) to 8 pixels. The default is 6. |
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(It replaces the space-saving menu option). |
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--While at it, bring back the toolbar item spacing from the dead, but this time working correctly and defaulted to off. |
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You can configure it from 0 to 6 pixels. |
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--Added a gradient option for toolbars. |
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--Replaced the boring "Alternative menu gradients" by "Button-like menu gradients". It renders the selected menu entry |
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like a button. (Inspiration comes from the incredible QtCurve.) |
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--Now, last release was just crazy with regards to default options. Sanitize it all. |
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--Updated the build system so it will be more compatible with more distros. If it breaks for you, e-mail me. |
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--Hopefully fixed a couple of building bugs with the myriad of GCC compilers out there. |
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--Fixed a couple of rendering bugs (especially with toolbar/dock handles). |
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--Tweaked Lipstik Noble color-scheme a bit. |
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--NOTE: If you switch "Plastik gradients" on and wonder why the toolbar gradients look inverted, uncheck the |
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"Invert gradients" in the Toolbars configuration group. (By the way, try it, Lipstik looks best this way, and |
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with the Noble color scheme too :). |
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---24/01/2006--- |
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2.1.1 : Never released finally... |
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---10/12/2005--- |
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2.1 : Are we there yet? |
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Some small fixes, a new option and hopefully, the last release this year :) |
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--Fix for the toolbar separator not being the right color. |
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--Added an option to "compress" menus. (Space saving menus). |
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--The default checkmarks/radiobuttons color is now the highlighting color. |
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---08/12/2005--- |
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2.0 : Done. |
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Here we go. The final major Lipstik release. |
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I tried to include many of the suggestions I received over time, most of them really good ideas! Thanks to all of you! |
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See ya soon! |
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--Finally found a way to make Mouse Hover Highlighting work on TabBar buttons. (Yay!!!) |
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--Fixed the bug where you would choose a custom color in the config panel and it would not take effect |
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immediately. (Yay!!!) |
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--A nice suggestion from morteoh: add more breathing room between menu items (vertical space). Menus now look |
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a lot less crammed and cluttered. |
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--Added the option to use a flat menu stripe. |
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--Small speed optimisations for mouse hover highlighting and in general. |
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--Fixed the disabled ticks (dont draw them colored if they are disabled!). |
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--Dont draw icon+pressed background for checked menu items with icons, draw the usual checkmark+pressed background only. |
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--Ligthened up the panels and box frames a bit, so they react more to contrast changes. |
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--Fix to get lighter separators, forgotten in the rewrite. |
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--Rewrote the INSTALL file so it is up to date. |
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--Fixed the SlackBuild script (and added a slack-desc file). |
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--Many other fixes... |
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...Stay tuned, something completely new is coming in the next year, its gonna rok... ;) |
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---06/12/2005--- |
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1.99.1 : Quick Fix. |
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--My computer's clock was set in the future! Some of you may have had troubles building. This will fix it. |
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--Fix for the "alternative menu gradient" not being consistent between plastik and lipstik style gradients. |
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--Fix for the scrollbars buttons gradient painting. |
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--Added my SlackBuild script while at it. |
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---06/12/2005--- |
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1.99 : The Road to 2.0. |
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Exactly one year after the Beta1 of Lipstik 1.0, here comes the Beta1 of Lipstik 2.0. |
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A new tradition is born... A new Lipstik every christmas! |
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The style still looks the same, but refined. Also, many options have been added and many |
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bugs have been fixed. The performance should also be a bit better. |
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Here's the Changelog: |
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--Complete rewrite. Resync with KDE 3.5 plastik sources. |
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--Added the possibility the configure the width of the scrollbars. (Small/Normal/Medium) |
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--Added active tab highlighting (configurable). |
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--Added a new experimental menu gradient style. |
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--Added a new configurable checkmark style. (The original "X" or a "V"/tick). |
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--The whole style should behave better with dark color schemes. |
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--The menu bar coloring is now configurable. |
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--Finer dots and better highlighting of the dots. |
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--Konqueror's sidebar tabs are now flat. |
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--Fixed the Sharper Menu Gradients option so it actually does something visible. |
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--Fixed kicker applet handles appearance. |
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--The default Menu Stripe color will now be taken from the window decoration background color (lightened up a bit). |
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--Fixed the "inactive menu item focus rectangle". Wow, try to figure what this is... |
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--Better focus rectangle by making it alphablended with the background. |
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--The style should play better with transparent menus. (No menu stripe though) |
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--Added a new color scheme (Lipstik Noble). |
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--And many more things I cant remember now... |
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This a beta release, but it should be at least as good as Lipstik 1.3. Please test and report problems! |
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Note: Since this style is designed with KDE 3.5 in mind, the flat taskbar buttons hack for older |
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KDEs is gone. If you still run an older KDE and absolutely want to get the flat taskbar buttons, |
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use Lipstik 1.3. |
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---01/08/2005--- |
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1.3 : Bug-fixing mode. |
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Thanks to many reports, I fixed many bugs in Lipstik... |
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--Fixed 3 bugs related to Radio buttons and Custom Menu Items, thanks to Sรฉbastien Laoรปt. |
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--Fixed 2 bugs related to uninitialized variables. |
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--Fixed a bug related to larger spaces between toolbar items; since I dont want to lose |
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that feature, Ive added the option to enable/disable it in the config panel. (disabled by default). |
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Thanks to Gabor for the report. |
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--Fixed 3 compiler warnings about unused function members. |
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--Changed the "application menu mouse highlighting" from a rectangle to a gradient. |
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I think it fits better with the way the rest of the menus are displayed, and it is more consistent. |
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(and as a side-effect, it fixes Firefox menus with gtk-qt). This was suggested sometimes ago, I dont |
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remember by who... |
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--Added a spec file for rpm building, thanks to William Flynn. |
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--Not visible, but a big cleanup of the code in preparation for Lipstik 2.0 |
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---23/06/2005--- |
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1.2 : Solstice Edition. |
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The "Lipstik is not dead" release. After almost 6 months (!!!) since the last release, here comes |
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Lisptik 1.2, with cool new features and an even more clean look. |
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--The status bar in active konqueror views is white; that is ugly. Paint it like the rest. |
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--Lighter item and toolbars separators. |
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--Those who tried KDE 3.5 in SVN know how cool the taskbar looks. This is now available |
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for KDE 3.4! |
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--The column headers (like in listviews) were too busy. There is now an option to flatten them. |
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--Make the "splitters" highlighting look consistent with the rest of the style. |
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--Space the items on toolbars a little bit. |
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--Some changes to the defaults. (Nothing big.) |
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---24/12/2004--- |
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1.1 : Christmas Edition :-) |
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Just a little something for xmas. |
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--New menu stripe style, looks better I think. |
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--The new menu stripe solves the menus-in-gimp-look-like-crap bug. |
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--The menu stripe will now display the same gradient even if "Inverted gradients (plastik style)" is selected. |
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--The "Sharper menu gradients" option will now display a lot more sharper menu gradients. :) |
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---16/12/2004--- |
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1.0 : Merry Christmas! |
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No big changes, just small adjustments. This is lipstik 1.0. I hope to have time to |
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code new features in 2005. |
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--Small bug with column headers fixed. |
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--Added the option to enable/disable the new style focus rectangle. (disabled by default) |
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---12/12/2004--- |
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1.0 beta2 : Small tweaks... |
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I dont have much time these days to work on lipstik, but here is a small update. |
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--You can now choose the slider hanlde size. (Small (as in plastik), Medium (like previous |
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lipstik versions) and large (good for dragging in kmplayer). |
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--Dont show top and right borders on column headers. |
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--Better help in the INSTALL file. |
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---6/12/2004--- |
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1.0 beta1 : Reaching the "Susan" stage :-) |
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--Completely redone the configuration panel. |
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--Fixed the position of dots on horizontal dockwindow. |
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--Toolbar handle mouseover highlighting. |
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--Popupmenu arrows are now using the button text color when normal, and highlight text color when selected. |
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--Arrow color on "colored combobox" is now the highlighted text color. (matching plastikq's behaviour) |
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--Adjusted arrow position on combobox handle. |
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---3/12/2004--- |
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0.91 : Please test! |
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There were some bugs in 0.90, they are fixed. Also there are some new features... |
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--Fixed dots everywhere. (scrollbars, toolbar handles, kicker applet handles, sliders, etc.) |
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--Scrollbars and sliders mouseover highlighting. |
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--Fixed the menu stripe. Color is now the same for enabled and disabled menu items. |
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--Added an option to specify a custom menu stripe color. (Default is button color) |
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--Added an option to draw the scrollbar grooves. |
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--Better config panel layout. |
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--Fixed vertical slider handle. |
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--Some small updates to the Lisptik White color scheme. |
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--Many other smaller fixes I cant remember now... |
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---1/12/2004--- |
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0.90 : Plastik wars! ;-) |
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So many changes, I might forget some... If everything goes well, the 1.0 release will happen soon! |
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--There are now four types of scrollbars to choose from (KDE,Windows,Next,Platinum). |
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--Brand new configuration panel, with many new options, and a friendlier UI. |
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--Configurable highlighting : PlastikQ style combobox handle, kicker taskbar active button, focus rectangle... |
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--Configurable menu style : Dotnet/krisp-style stripe, sharper gradients... |
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--You can switch the status bar frame and the toolbar handles on and off. |
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--The toolbar handle looks better now. (lined up dots) |
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--Some other minor fixes... |
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---29/11/2004--- |
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0.7 : Almost done! |
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--The vertical scrollbars are colored a bit more lighter, so they wont look weird anymore. (well, less weird) |
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--Only highlight the top and bottom of the active taskbar button. (more subtle) |
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--Fixed the "pressed button" gradients by... removing the gradients. |
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--Added 2 color schemes : Lipstik Standard, Lipstik White. (If you think you have a good color scheme for |
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lipstik, please send it to me, I will include one or two submissions in the next release) |
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---29/11/2004--- |
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0.6 : YALU :) |
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--The scrollbars arrows are now centered. (thanks tubatodd) |
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--Sync with plastik latest changes. (some fixes) |
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--There is now an option to display the "normal" plastik gradients. (look for "Reverse gradients (plastik style)) |
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--Some other minor layout tweaks. |
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---28/11/2004--- |
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0.5 : Almost there... |
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--The dots in the scrollbars are now centered. (thanks to Osho for reminding me) |
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--Scrollbar grooves are now filled with a solid color; I think it gives a better (faster?) indication of where we are, |
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and as a side-effect, it gives a cleaner look. |
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--Applied the latest fix from plastik cvs head version. (even less cpu usage for animated progress bars) |
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--The "default button" contour is now the highlight color; again it gives a faster indication of what is the default |
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button when you want to press Enter. |
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---26/11/2004--- |
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0.4 : Its getting better. |
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--Gradients are now consistent between normal and sunken buttons. |
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--Modified highlighting a little. |
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--Sharper contrast for dots (toolbar handle, scroolbar handle, etc.) |
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--Changed the slider to have dots instead of lines, to be more consistent with the rest of the style. |
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---26/11/2004--- |
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0.3 : Tuning. |
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--New focus rectangle (please tell what you think, its not definitive) |
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--Applied the fix for the listview branch display that is part of Andrunko "Improving KDE" patches. |
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---25/11/2004--- |
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0.2 : Big changes... |
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--Now based on the latest plastik sources from kde cvs head, so you get, for free, all the latest fixes. (Less CPU usage,more options,etc.) |
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--Fixed the look of the scrollbars (both vertical and horizontal). |
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--Tweaked the toolbar handle a little bit. |
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---25/11/2004--- |
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0.1 : Initial release. |
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----- First of all: |
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If possible, and available, try a package built specifically for your |
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distribution... |
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----- Building from sources: |
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First make sure that you have both the QT and KDE development headers |
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installed. (qt and kdelibs devel) |
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Then unpack the sources somewhere you have writing rights. |
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In a terminal (konsole, xterm, eterm, etc.), type : |
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./configure |
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make |
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(Then, as root): |
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make install |
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-- |
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If any of these steps fail, do: |
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make -f Makefile.dist |
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It may help you build it. If it still fails, mail me. |
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----- Bad configure = build failure... |
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You might need to give 'configure' the path to your kde |
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installation. eg: /usr, /opt/kde. |
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./configure --prefix=/opt/kde |
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-- |
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You can find your KDE base directory by typing kde-config --prefix |
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-- |
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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----- Debian notes: |
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You may need to append this to the configure line: |
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--prefix=/usr |
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And maybe this one: |
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--with-qt-includes=/usr/include/qt3 |
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----- Mandrake/Mandriva notes: |
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Mandrake 10.0 uses KDE 3.2. I never tested lipstik against KDE 3.2 but it "should" work with |
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some tweaking (see Debian notes). |
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I dont have Mandrake around so I cant give more specific help for now, stay tuned. |
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Mandriva (Mandrake's new name) is using more recent KDE releases. Lipstik should work |
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out of the box there. |
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----- moc troubles??? |
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Some people have reported that building fails with errors related to .moc files. |
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eg: |
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lipstikconf.cpp:479:27: lipstikconf.moc: No such file or directory |
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If this happens to you, dont panic. |
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In the source dir, there are style and style/config subdirs: |
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In the style dir do: |
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moc -o lipstik.moc lipstik.h |
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And then in the style/config subdir do |
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moc -o lipstikconf.moc lipstikconf.h |
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Then run make again, it should work. |
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----- Lipstik's build system sucks... |
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It should suck less now... maybe... |
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SUBDIRS = style
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EXTRA_DIST = admin AUTHORS COPYING ChangeLog INSTALL README TODO lipstik.spec
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# not a GNU package. You can remove this line, if
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# have all needed files, that a GNU package needs
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AUTOMAKE_OPTIONS = foreign
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$(top_srcdir)/configure.in: configure.in.in $(top_srcdir)/subdirs |
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cd $(top_srcdir) && $(MAKE) -f admin/Makefile.common configure.in ;
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@cd $(top_srcdir) && cat admin/acinclude.m4.in admin/libtool.m4.in > acinclude.m4
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MAINTAINERCLEANFILES = subdirs configure.in acinclude.m4 configure.files
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package-messages: |
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$(MAKE) -f admin/Makefile.common package-messages
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$(MAKE) -C po merge
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dist-hook: |
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cd $(top_distdir) && perl admin/am_edit -padmin
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cd $(top_distdir) && $(MAKE) -f admin/Makefile.common subdirs
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@echo ""
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@if test ! -d admin; then \
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echo "Please recheckout this module!" ;\
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echo "for cvs: use checkout once and after that update again" ;\
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echo "for cvsup: checkout kde-common from cvsup and" ;\
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echo " link kde-common/admin to ./admin" ;\
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exit 1 ;\
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fi
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#ABOUT |
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This is Lipstik, a fast and clean KDE 3 style based on Plastik. |
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It contains the following features : |
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#WHY? |
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#WHY?? |
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Plastik looks good, I just wanted something different for Christmas. |
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#NO, REALLY, WHY??? |
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I want peace in the world, and this is how Im gonna achieve this. |
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#HOW DO I INSTALL THIS STYLE? |
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PLEASE LOOK AT THE FILE CALLED "INSTALL" ... |
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Have fun! |
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TODO: |
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DONE: |
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- Maybe develop a better effect for focus rect. [FIXED IN 0.3 / RE-FIXED in 1.99] |
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**After some rude comments on kde-look I decided to put back the normal effect as default |
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for now, until I find a better way to do it. |
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UPDATE: Its back, but better, I hope. |
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- Maybe put an option to use the normal plastik gradients, for people who like the normal plastik look, but also like |
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all the other fixes. [DONE IN 0.6] |
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- Better gradient for the vertical scrollbar (looks weird right now) [FIXED IN 0.7 / LESS WEIRD] |
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- Can I port the Mouse Over Highlight of the slider and scrollbar from MotifPlus to Lipstik? [DONE IN 0.91] |
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- Menu arrows highlighting. [DONE IN 1.0 beta1] |
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- Config panel fits on a 800x600 resolution. [DONE IN 1.0 beta1] |
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- Dockwindow handle mouseover highlight. [DONE in 1.99] |
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- Maybe i should put an option to show a tick instead of a cross in checkboxes. [DONE in 1.99] |
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- Maybe some highlighting of the active tab? (Blue line at the top?) [DONE in 1.99] |
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