Proposal Theme Structure
I believe that every package that changes or creates visually
adaptations, must begin with 'theme-', followed by the application and
name of the theme.
meta-pkg: theme-<name theme>
packages: theme-<app>-<name theme>
A proposal to create a basic structure to create the meta package and
all its subpackages was created:
http://svn.debianart.org/themes/
/moreblue2red/
/moreblue2red/gdm/
/moreblue2red/gtk/
/moreblue2red/kdm/
/moreblue2red/metacity/
/moreblue2red/splashs/
/moreblue2red/usplash/
/moreblue2red/wallpapers/
lacked knowledge to create a script that identifies the files in the
standard structure and create the packages.
Currently this way:
brdesktop-artwork-gnome
brdesktop-artwork-splashy
brdesktop-common
brdesktop-config-gnome
brdesktop-gnome
debian-edu-artwork
debian-edu-archive-keyring
debian-edu-artwork-usplash
debian-edu-config
debian-edu-doc
debian-edu-doc-es
debian-edu-doc-fr
debian-edu-install
moodle-debian-edu-theme
kdeartwork
kdeartwork-dbg
kdeartwork-emoticons
kdeartwork-style
kdeartwork-theme-icon
kdeartwork-theme-window
plasma-desktopthemes-artwork
sugar-artwork
xfce4-artwork
splashy-themes
tangerine-icon-theme
tango-icon-theme
tdiary-theme
usplash-theme
usplash-theme-debian
xcursor-themes
xfce4-icon-theme
xfe-themes
2010/6/3 Valessio Brito <contato@valessiobrito.info>:
> 2010/6/3 Yves-Alexis Perez <corsac@debian.org>:
>> On jeu., 2010-06-03 at 16:56 -0300, Valessio Brito wrote:
>>> I don't think functional package name. Should be a standard.
>>> If you need adaptations for special netbook or desktop, change only one package.
>>
>> What adaptations exactly? We already provide multiple format (4/3, 16/9)
>> and multiple themes in the same package, with alternatives. No need for
>> another layer.
>>
> Have you seen the package 'theme netbook-remix[1]' ubuntu?
> There adaptations in gnome, which are accurate .. Some selection and
> application specific placements.
>
> I could create a space theme, and even define which plugins or
> applications running in the session default, the formatting and
> standard of these components.
>
> In case of a particular location, I could set images with adaptations
> of language. Not only resolution.
>
>
>>> aptitude install theme-netbook or theme-brdesktop or theme-livecd
>>> .. default = theme-squeeze or theme-lenny or theme-woody
>>>
>>> theme-debian-squeeze._.deb
>>> * theme-gdm-squeeze._.deb
>>> * theme-kde-squeeze
>>> * theme-base-squeeze
>>> * theme-<app>-squeeze
>>>
>>> I can create 'theme-space' with only 'theme-gdm-space and
>>> theme-gnome-space (background and confs)'...
>>
>> That'd mean too much fragmentation, imho.
>>
>
> Yes, but it can not be solved by defining a directory structure and
> scripts to generate all the packages?
> Nor are all issues that create adjustments for all applications.
>
> Fragmentation also allows for greater personalization. The packages
> are not necessarily required to be installed separately. Can I make
> matches.
> aptitude install theme-gdm-squeeze theme-gnome-brdesktop
> theme-audacious2-space theme-kde-livecd
>
>
> [1] https://launchpad.net/netbook-remix
>
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