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Tiblit

1.2 / 2.0 Beta

Theme/Style for KDE 3.2 +

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Link: http://
Downloads: 21056

Submitted: Feb 15 2005
Updated: Jun 16 2005

Description:

Tiblit is a KDE style focused on customization and experiments with modern human-computer interaction. My aim with the project is to create a highly customizable QT style that looks completely different than what is currently available.

A bit of a warning about 2.0 beta. Don't bother complaining. It's _extremely_ rough around the edges and I'm building a new tiblit around a different engine. 3.0? Eh...

Build contributions:
The BSD port is provided by dolmant1.
The ebuild is provided by Lenz.

Patch contributions:
Chris Parker - Styleconf

Changelog:

Tiblit Development Versions now available via anonymous pserver cvs access on sourceforge.
CVSROOT=":pserver:anonymous@cvs.sf.net:/cvsroot/tiblit"
cvs login [no password]
cvs co tiblit

Tiblit 1.2 Release
Fixed combobox borders (bug reported by labba).
Statusbars appear flat when statusbar border color matches background color (nightdragon request).
Made light buttons lighter.
Fixed scrollbar grooves (bug reported by Deciare).
Adjusted slider4 of scrollbar sliders to better show arrow decorations.
Slight improvements to sliders.
Adjusted checkbox and radio buttons.
Improved look of scrollbar arrows.
Adjusted all button heights +2.
Fixed comboboxes not drawing their borders when no prelight was used.

Tiblit 1.1 Release
Added prototype of menu gradient decays. Supports decay speed (fastest, fast, normal, slow, slowest) in both vertical and horizontal directions. Also added gradient types (Horizontal, Vertical, Diagonal, Cross Diagonal, Elliptical, Pyramidal, Pipe-crossed, Rectangular). [prototype, needs work - see third screenshot]

Now supports three button graphics: Standard, Gradient, and Light

Added four buttons sizes: Tiny, Small, Standard, and Large

Tweaked scrollbars.
Fixed combobox border inconsistency.
Fixed button higlights in gradient mode.

Tiblit 1.0 Release
Customizable features:

Custom colors
Foreground text
Background
Stripe
Separator
Selected foreground text
Selected background
Selected shadow
Borders

XRender gradients (bg color to stripes)

Draw background image in XRender mode (scaled or tiled)

3D / Strong 3D effects
Selected items
Menu stripe

Style colors
Active tab line
Scrollbar
Slider
Arrow button
Arrow
Groove
Slider color

Pushbutton prelight
Inner circumference or whole button

Combobox prelight
Inner circumference or whole box
(lightweight boxes use the prelight color to draw arrow / border)

Border colors
Buttons
Comboboxes
Status bar buttons

Progressbar settings
Color
Normal text
Higlighted text
Groove

Extra Options
Allow use of pushbutton color for bevel buttons
Use background color for tabs
Higlighting of default buttons
Highlighting of active taskbar buttons
Flatten active tabs
Surround sunken panels / statusbars with dark borders
Surround taskbar buttons with borders
Reduce button sizes
Contrast dictates border's thickness of menubar and toolbar
Draw progress bar values (default off)
Force use of lower case text (menus, buttons, tabs)
Force removal of menu icons
Draw dashed menu separators
Progressbar Options
Animate progressbars
Reverse animations
Animation Speed (slow, medium, fast)

Others
Shadow text (menus, menubars, buttons, tabs)
Strong gradations
buttons, bevels, comboboxes
Lightweidght widgets
Editable comboboxes
Standard comboboxes
Disabling of features
Border of menubars and scrollbar grooves
2nd line of toolbar handles and applet handles
KMenu titles
Do not draw disabled menu items
Do not draw menu separators

And saving and loading of personal and global "schemes".

License: GPL

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(OpenBSD Port (1.2))

(ebuild (1.2))

(2.0 Beta (stay away!))

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Windowmanager icons?

by ArKay on: Feb 19 2005

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Hello,

somehow KDE's Windowmanager icons are gone in most styles. I don't know which option triggers this but there might be a bug somewhere :(

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More specific?

by maitre on: Feb 19 2005

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Window manager icons?

You mean minimize, maximize, close, the like? Or the popup menu when you right click a title bar?

And what do you mean most styles, I'm not following.

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Re: Windowmanager ic

by ArKay on: Feb 19 2005

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Nevermind, it was something else.

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1.1 soon

by maitre on: Feb 20 2005

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... custom button sizes, new button types, small fixes, enhanced menu gradient support...

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How to install?

by kza on: Feb 20 2005

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Normally one does the old ./configure
make
make install, then goes to the theme manager and selects it, but the theme manager is empty when I install this one. How can I find it and use it?

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Re: How to install?

by maitre on: Feb 20 2005

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This isn't a theme. It's a style. Check there.

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Re: Re: How to install?

by nightdragon on: Feb 27 2005

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I would have to say, this is by far, my favorite style. I love the fact that I can have more control of how my theming and colorizing looks. It compiles and runs smoothly with 3.4.0-rc1 of KDE and looks great. I would love to see a lot of new color schemes pop up on this site for this ;)

Love the faces of those who see you fixing windoz with a Linux live cd.
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Re: Re: Re: How to install?

by maitre on: Feb 27 2005

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Thanks. Good to hear it compiles clean in qt 3.4 / kde 3.4. If you come up with a color scheme or tiblit scheme, send it to me. I'd like to include it.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: How to install?

by nightdragon on: Feb 27 2005

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My qt version is under frequent cvs updating. So when it stops working with this style I'll let you know ;)

Is there a way to remove the lines around places like combo boxes and tabs. Just like the buttons where you can make them almost blend with the color theme?

For example: for a bone white theme when you want things to be primarily flat.

peace

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feature request

by nightdragon on: Feb 27 2005

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1. Is it possible to add an option to flatten the scroll bar? i.e. remove the beveling?
2. Can the progress bar 'not' be striped as an option?
3. Is there some way of making the status bar flat?

As far as the styles, I have a lot of styles I authored over at crackedmonkey when I used bblean a year ago that Im working on converting. Still wish there was some way a style could use these style files... but... I authored those under the name of Nightbreed. I'll send you a some of them as soon as I generate enough.

You should make as many things user color definable as you can.. ;) lol

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Re: feature request

by maitre on: Feb 27 2005

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>1. Is it possible to add an option to
>flatten the scroll bar? i.e. remove the
>beveling?

I can add that, yeah.

>2. Can the progress bar 'not' be
>striped as an option?

I can add a non-striped version.

>3. Is there some way of making the
>status bar flat?

Markup some graphics for me and I'll see.

...

>You should make as many things user
>color definable as you can.. ;) lol

Suprisingly, I still have a ways to go with colorizing everything. Thanks for the feedback.

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Re: Re: feature request

by nightdragon on: Feb 27 2005

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>3. Is there some way of making the
>status bar flat?
It is the feature "Custom brush color" that other styles such as Comix uses". I think that's it. But if you look at comix and even lipstik you can see the status bar in something like konqueror is completely flat. I'll still send moc ups though. I already have them done.

Peace.

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OpenBSD package

by dolmant1 on: Feb 27 2005

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http://crescentisland.com/openbsd/tiblit-1.1.tgz

runs on -current, don't know about -stable.

Port at:
http://crescentisland.com/openbsd/tiblit-port.tar.gz

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Re: OpenBSD package

by maitre on: Feb 28 2005

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Good to hear - mind if I add it to the list of downloads?

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Re: Re: OpenBSD pack

by dolmant1 on: Feb 28 2005

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Be my guest.

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Bugs

by Deciare on: Feb 28 2005

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It looks like the up and left scroll buttons are still gradiented in the wrong direction (relative to the scrollbar groove and the down and right arrows).

Some combo boxes and some toolbar buttons (Firefox toolbar, GKrellM Net config, Gimp config) in GTK-Qt are now entirely coloured by the button/combobox prelight colour regardless of whether the "only for inner circumference" option is set.

Website form buttons and combo boxes are also not following the "inner circumference only" option for prelighting.

I can't seem to figure out what the decay gradient options do...

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Re: Bugs

by maitre on: Feb 28 2005

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Hence the prototype. ;)

Turning on menu gradients in XRender mode allows menus to take advantage of the KPixmapEffect class. All those gradient types are usable by menus.

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Re: Re: Bugs

by Deciare on: Feb 28 2005

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Ah, I see. Those menu gradients certainly are a lot more flexible than I expected.

They'd be even better if there was a decay rate that would cause colour A to fade completely to colour B before it reached the opposite edge of the menu, like maybe at the 1/4 point. :)

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Re: Bugs

by maitre on: Feb 28 2005

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I never use konqueror as a browser, so I haven't fixed those yet. :) I see the form mode button problem, that I can fix, but gtk-qt can't keep up with the style yet. Especially with menus.

Thanks for the feedback and bug hunting!

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Tiblit

Theme/Style for KDE 3.2 +

Windowmanager icons?

Hello, somehow KDE's Windowmanager icons are gone in most styles. I don't know which option triggers this but there might be a bug somewhere :(

More specific?

Window manager icons? You mean minimize, maximize, close, the like? Or the popup menu when you right click a title bar? And what do you mean most styles, I'm not following.

Re: Windowmanager ic

Nevermind, it was something else.

1.1 soon

... custom button sizes, new button types, small fixes, enhanced menu gradient support...

How to install?

Normally one does the old ./configure make make install, then goes to the theme manager and selects it, but the theme manager is empty when I install this one. How can I find it and use it?

Re: How to install?

This isn't a theme. It's a style. Check there.

Re: Re: How to install?

I would have to say, this is by far, my favorite style. I love the fact that I can have more control of how my theming and colorizing looks. It compiles and runs smoothly with 3.4.0-rc1 of KDE and looks great. I would love to see a lot of new color schemes pop up on this site for this ;)

Re: Re: Re: How to install?

Thanks. Good to hear it compiles clean in qt 3.4 / kde 3.4. If you come up with a color scheme or tiblit scheme, send it to me. I'd like to include it.

Re: Re: Re: Re: How to install?

feature request

Re: feature request

Re: Re: feature request

OpenBSD package

http://crescentisland.com/openbsd/tiblit-1.1.tgz runs on -current, don't know about -stable. Port at: http://crescentisland.com/openbsd/tiblit-port.tar.gz

Re: OpenBSD package

Good to hear - mind if I add it to the list of downloads?

Re: Re: OpenBSD pack

Be my guest.

Bugs

Re: Bugs

Hence the prototype. ;) Turning on menu gradients in XRender mode allows menus to take advantage of the KPixmapEffect class. All those gradient types are usable by menus.

Re: Re: Bugs

Ah, I see. Those menu gradients certainly are a lot more flexible than I expected. They'd be even better if there was a decay rate that would cause colour A to fade completely to colour B before it reached the opposite edge of the menu, like maybe at the 1/4 point. :)

Re: Bugs

I never use konqueror as a browser, so I haven't fixed those yet. :) I see the form mode button problem, that I can fix, but gtk-qt can't keep up with the style yet. Especially with menus. Thanks for the feedback and bug hunting!

Hello,

somehow KDE's Windowmanager icons are gone in most styles. I don't know which option triggers this but there might be a bug somewhere :(

Window manager icons?

You mean minimize, maximize, close, the like? Or the popup menu when you right click a title bar?

And what do you mean most styles, I'm not following.

Normally one does the old ./configure
make
make install, then goes to the theme manager and selects it, but the theme manager is empty when I install this one. How can I find it and use it?

http://crescentisland.com/openbsd/tiblit-1.1.tgz

runs on -current, don't know about -stable.

Port at:
http://crescentisland.com/openbsd/tiblit-port.tar.gz

Hence the prototype. ;)

Turning on menu gradients in XRender mode allows menus to take advantage of the KPixmapEffect class. All those gradient types are usable by menus.

Ah, I see. Those menu gradients certainly are a lot more flexible than I expected.

They'd be even better if there was a decay rate that would cause colour A to fade completely to colour B before it reached the opposite edge of the menu, like maybe at the 1/4 point. :)

I never use konqueror as a browser, so I haven't fixed those yet. :) I see the form mode button problem, that I can fix, but gtk-qt can't keep up with the style yet. Especially with menus.

Thanks for the feedback and bug hunting!