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NEWstep

   0.6  

Theme/Style for KDE 3.2 +

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Downloads:  2187
Submitted:  Mar 7 2004
Updated:  Dec 14 2005

Description:

NEWstep is a look and feel for KDE. It emulates by the look and feel of
the NeXT desktop. By default, a modern look with gradients is used, but the
"classic" NeXT look can be set as an option. Support for reversible layouts
is included.

Screenshot one shows the default style with the default KDE color scheme. Screenshot two shows the classic style with the NEWstep color scheme.

This style was created at the request of Victor Vittori von Wiktow.




Changelog:

0.6 - Disable mouse tracking in menus when in classic mode. Closer to NeXT behavior

0.5 - Bug fix for potential crash on some toolbars (licq)

0.4 - Bug fix to correct drawing of list headers, some buttons.

0.3 - Fixed toolbuttons with pixmap backgrounds (k3b), and widgets in "search" toolbars (kmail, juk, etc)

0.2 - Fixed translucent menus
- Improved toolbar, tabbar, header drawing, progress bar
- Mouseover highlighting for combo, slider, spin widgets

0.1 - Initial release




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 Hmmmm

 
 by SynTruth on: Mar 7 2004  
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I think it's cool that you are adding more choice to an already wonderful collection of Styles for KDE, but I have always felt that the NeXTStep GUI style is old-fashioned and not very attractive. It's one-step above motif and has not been really "modernized" in the look-n-feel of style. That said, I think you have done a wonderful job of doing just that. This style is *much* better than the default GnuStep style that is normally used with WindowMaker. (My WM of choice for *years*...)

To be honest, I doubt this will replace Alloy or Plastik for my personal choice, but still good job.


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 Re: Hmmmm

 
 by Brandybuck on: Mar 8 2004  
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Yes, the NeXT style is old fashioned. But for 8 bit displays, it's hard to beat. Look at any GUI contemporary with NeXT, and nothing comes close. Heck, even some later looks weren't as good.

But it is rather plain, I agree. My goal was to recreate an existing look, and not to come up with some new eyecandy.


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 Wow

 
 by pandarsson on: Mar 7 2004  
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This is awesome! I've always taken a perverse liking to the WINGz widgets and I wished (while I was still using WindowMaker) that I had more programs that looked like it. This is wonderful. I don't use WindowMaker much anymore, but I might use this from time to time, anyway.

And ya know, thinking of the WindowMaker config app I wonder... is there a way to make a style that does away with scrollbar buttons altogether? Between using the bar itself and the mousewheel, I never use them any more - except where the space is too small to allow for either.

In any case, thanks. If I ever learn how to do these myself, I'll make an OS/2 style and I'll be set.

Green, snakes don't HAVE armpits!
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 Re: Wow

 
 by cpchan on: Mar 29 2004  
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Thank you!!! I have been waiting for this for a long time.

Charles


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 Re: Re: Wow

 
 by cpchan on: Mar 29 2004  
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Now if only it is possible to move the scollbar left- I will be a very happy camper.

Charles


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 Re: Re: Re: Wow

 
 by Brandybuck on: Mar 29 2004  
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Tell me about it! The position of the scrollbars in QScrollView widgets is hardwired in, and I wasn't able to find any way to change it. A theme can only draw where Qt tells it to draw.


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 Re: Re: Re: Wow

 
 by rakko on: Jun 8 2004  
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And if we could hack Qt/KDE to put the "OK" button always on the right... :)


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Wow

 
 by cpchan on: Feb 17 2005  
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> Tell me about it! The position of the scrollbars in QScrollView widgets is hardwired in, and I wasn't able to find any way to change it.

Too bad.

My only problems right now with this theme are:

(1) There are some flickering in the scrollbar when scrolling.

(2) The NeXT style menus looks terrible in gtk1/2 based apps with using the gtk-qt theme. This most likely is a gtk-qt problem rather then Newstep

Thanks again for the theme.


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 yo!

 
 by dawhn on: Nov 30 2004  
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Hey, Brandybuck. Of course you don't want it to keep going because you won with your holy F-ed up worst possible Woody Boody BSD garbage. I understand I understand... kkkkkk


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 Re: yo!

 
 by VICVITVONWIK on: May 24 2005  
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You don't know what the hell you are writing about. Step is the only frontend studied with ergonomic criterions. It is already adopted as standard for the configuration tools of Winstep and Windowmaker. This frontend allows people with visual hypersensitivity, to work in front of the monitor for hours.
This is not matter for jokes.
Moreover, if you are not able to dominate a real unix, like a BSD variant, probably you are a penguin. Penguins are food for killer whales.


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 Re: Re: yo!

 
 by VICVITVONWIK on: Mar 29 2012  
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I have changed my mind and I point to linux kernel based systems again.


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 Nice...

 
 by madcrow on: Oct 27 2005  
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This is perfect for me. My computer is too slow for the "full" KDE, so I use WindowMaker as my WM, but I still use KDE apps. This will provide a more consitant look methinks.


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 nextstep feel?

 
 by erikfork on: Oct 27 2005  
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Nice look, but I have one question about the feel...

I'm a long time WindowMaker user that is now looking into KDE. The one thing I miss the most is a seemingly small feature. In WindowMaker and old classic MacOS, when I select something in a menu the menu item flashes a few times before the menu disappears. I have never used proper NeXTStep, but I imagine that does the same. I couldn't get NewStep or any other KDE theme I have tried to do this. Is it at all possible to do this in Qt?

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 Re: nextstep feel?

 
 by Brandybuck on: Dec 14 2005  
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Try the latest version. It's not identical to what you want, but it's closer to the NeXT/WindwoMaker behavior.


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 thanks

 
 by VICVITVONWIK on: Jul 9 2007  
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Thank you once more [this also makes GTK2 more than bearable, using the qt-gtk engine].

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