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These themes used to be part of MATE many years ago and were removed
since they were no longer compatible. This patch brings them back fixed
as window decorations (metacity themes).
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This theme used to be called Mist, later renamed to Fog, and eventually
removed. This patch brings it back with some updated components. It does
not provide a full desktop theme (i.e. no colours or gtk widget
controls), but just the window decorations and icon theme.
Some distros provide a theme called Mist that only provides a gtkrc
file, and so GTK widgets will just default to Adwaita.
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This theme used to be called Crux, later renamed to Quid, and eventually
removed. This patch brings it back with some updated components. It does
not provide a full desktop theme (i.e. no colours or gtk widget
controls), but just the window decorations and icon theme.
Some distros provide a theme called Crux that only provides a gtkrc
file, and so GTK widgets will just default to Adwaita.
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The xx-small scale makes title bars really small and harder to read, which
is not really the goal of high contrast themes :)
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This completes cf0a970 ("Fix HighContrast themes visibility with
metacity").
When maximized windows are rendered with metacity (e.g. with
metacity-theme-viewer), the back background parts of HighContrast and
HighContrastInverse actually show up transparent. This is because the
maximized_unfocused and maximized_focused styles do not use the proper
focus draw_ops like normal_focused and normal_unfocused.
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We want the HightContrast theme to be as much "black-on-white" as
possible, so make buttons black on white by making the outerbevel filled
white (and only in the title area and borders, there is no need to fill
the whole window). The currently-focused window keeps a white titlebar
while the other windows get a greyed titlebar.
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When rendered with metacity (e.g. with metacity-theme-viewer), the
back background parts of HighContrast and HighContrastInverse actually
show up transparent. This is because the corresponding rectangles were
missing the filled attribute.
In the HighContrast case, the gtk_arrow is getting drawn black on black (and
there is currently no way to change the color), so we can as well draw
it by hand to be able to change the color.
The close button also deserves bigger width to be more visible.
Fixes #211
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This reverts commit 8fa3cf2241e0c4685ef7c5c75cab936d18703034.
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fix https://github.com/mate-desktop/mate-themes/pull/84
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fixes https://github.com/mate-desktop/mate-themes/issues/83
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In preparation for the Gtk+ 3 theme
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Also update the Quid desktop to use from now on.
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add Menta-Black metacity theme
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