Murrine Official Thread

[ayadi]

good

[Doctor Debian]

Hello everyone;

I was wondering, I'm working on a very polished and crisp OS designed for older systems, and I have chosen to use murrine for the theming engine . I'm using a transparent panel in gnome, and would like to know how to utilize transparent pixmaps in murrine, or no image at all. Thank you!

[myfeing]

i have installed murrine engine & a defualt theme from univ but how do i use this just like emerald/compiz?

i can install the MurrineThemePack, and system tell me sucessfully, and browse to the ~/.themes, the themes file is there, but when i open the destop apprearence option, there's not any murrine themes in the list, what's the problem? do i need to restart ubuntu?

[Götz]

Anyone knows if it is possible to enable RGBA to have semi-transparent windows, like with the Murrine engine but with KDE 4?

I found Bespin but I don't like that theme to much, for a day-to-day use.

KWin can do this partially, like for menus, really not like Murrine, without making transparent important areas like text fields or so.

[AndyP79]

must have transparency! argggg.... i have been seeing this pop up all over the place and want it so back, but don't understand enough of the distructions to make it work. is there a .deb or something to just click and bang work? arggg.... cimi..your work looks so good i can't wait to see this in finished form and what people do with it to make so many new themes. i am tired o f my buntu's looking like 1995. could maybe the scroll bars have some rounding to them?

new years maybe? 2010 year of the murrina?

[VCoolio]

No action for over a year, but it is the right thread, so: why is the separator in the toolbar drawn twice? It doesn't do that in other parts. Screenshot and gtkrc below, help appreciated. Sorry that the gtkrc has empty lines everywhere, I don't know why it does that when I paste it here.

include "panel.rc"



gtk-menu-drop-shadow = 0

gtk-menu-shadow-delay = 0



gtk-icon-sizes = "panel-menu=16,16:panel=16,16:gtk-menu=16,16\

:gtk-large-toolbar=16,16:gtk-small-toolbar=16,16:gtk-button=16,16"



gtk_color_scheme = "fg_color:#ffffff\nbg_color:#080808\nbase_color:#000000\ntext_color:#ffffff\nselected_bg_color:#000000\nselected_fg_color:#ffffff\ntooltip_bg_color:#313131\ntooltip_fg_color:#ffffff"



style "default"

{

GtkWidget::interior_focus			= 7 

GtkWidget::focus_padding			= 0 # Width, in pixels, between focus indicator and the widget 'box'.



GtkButton::default_border			= {0,0,0,0}

GtkButton::default_outside_border	= {0,0,0,0}



GtkRange::trough-border = 1 # (1) space between bar and inner trough

GtkRange::stepper-size = 14 # (14)

GtkRange::trough-under-steppers = 0 # (1) include steppers in trough

GtkRange::slider-width = 14 # (14)



GtkScale::trough-side-details = 0

GtkScale::slider-width = 14  # button width

GtkScale::slider-length = 8 # button length



GtkPaned::handle_size			= 6



#GtkScrollbar::fixed-slider-length	= 12

#GtkScrollbar::min_slider_length		= 12

GtkScrollbar::activate-slider = 0

GtkScrollbar::has-forward-stepper = 1

GtkScrollbar::has-backward-stepper = 1 

GtkScrollbar::trough-border = 1 

GtkScrollbar::slider-width = 10



GtkScrolledWindow::scrollbar-spacing = 2

GtkScrolledWindow::scrollbar-within-bevel = 0



GtkTreeView::enable-tree-lines		= TRUE

GtkTreeView::enable-grid-lines		= GTK_TREE_VIEW_GRID_LINES_HORIZONTAL



GtkCheckButton::indicator_size		= 12

GtkCheckButton::indicator_spacing	= 3



GtkMenuBar::internal_padding		= 1



GtkOptionMenu::indicator_size		= {15,8}

GtkOptionMenu::indicator_spacing	= {8,2,0,0}



GtkToolbar::space-style			= GTK_TOOLBAR_SPACE_EMPTY # _EMPTY or _LINE



GtkStatusbar::shadow_type 		= GTK_SHADOW_NONE

GtkSpinButton::shadow_type 		= GTK_SHADOW_NONE

GtkToolBar::shadow-type			= GTK_SHADOW_NONE

GtkMenuBar::shadow-type			= GTK_SHADOW_NONE



xthickness	= 2  

ythickness	= 2



GtkEntry::cursor_color			= "#ffffff"

GtkTextView::cursor_color		= "#ffffff"

GtkTextView::secondary_cursor_color	= "#ffffff"

GtkWidget::cursor_color			= "#ffffff"

GtkWidget::secondary_cursor_color	= "#ffffff"



font_name="Verdana 8"



fg[NORMAL]		= @fg_color

fg[PRELIGHT]		= @selected_fg_color

fg[ACTIVE]		= @fg_color

fg[SELECTED]		= @selected_fg_color

fg[INSENSITIVE]		= "#909090"



bg[NORMAL]		= @bg_color

bg[PRELIGHT]		= @selected_bg_color

bg[ACTIVE]		= @bg_color

bg[SELECTED]		= @bg_color

bg[INSENSITIVE] 	= "#3f3f3f"



base[NORMAL]		= @base_color

base[PRELIGHT]		= @tooltip_bg_color

base[ACTIVE]		= "#632c00"

base[SELECTED]		= "#b24f00"

base[INSENSITIVE]	= shade ( 2.0, @base_color )



text[NORMAL]		= @text_color

text[PRELIGHT]		= @selected_fg_color

text[ACTIVE]		= @text_color

text[SELECTED]		= @selected_fg_color

text[INSENSITIVE]	= "#606060"





engine "murrine"

{

                arrowstyle          = 0 # 0=^like 1=filled triangle 

		border_colors	    = { "#3b3b3e", "#3b3b3e" } # "#fff600" "#fd7800" }

		colorize_scrollbar = TRUE # use custom bg[SELECTED]

		expanderstyle	    = 1 # 0=arrows, 1=circles with +/-, 2=buttons with =/-

		focus_color	    = "orange"

		focusstyle	    = 3 # eg for entries 0=disable, 1=dots, 2=small colored rectangle, 3=2 touching borders

		glazestyle	    = 0 # eg for buttons 0=flat, 1=curved, 2=concave, 3=top curved, 4=beryl

		glowstyle	    = 2 # 0=top, 1=bottom, 2=concave, 3=horizontal, 4=centered

		lightborderstyle    = 0 

		listviewheaderstyle = 0 # 0 = flat, 1 = glassy, 2 = raised

		menubarstyle        = 0

                menustyle           = 0

		progressbarstyle    = 2 # 0=flat 1=stripped diag 2=blocks

		reliefstyle	    = 0 # 0=flat, 1=inset, 2=shadow, 3=gradient on shadow, 4=stronger shadow

                rgba                = TRUE

		separatorstyle	    = 1 # 0=solid line 1=smooth

                scrollbarstyle	    = 2 # 0=nothing 1=circles 2=handles 3=diagonal stripes 4=diag. stripes + handles 5=horiz str 6=horiz str+handles

		stepperstyle	    = 1 # 0=standard 1=integrated stepper handles

		toolbarstyle        = 0



		glow_shade	    = 1.0

		lightborder_shade   = 1.0

		highlight_shade     = 1.0 # this will make buttons and scrollbar look icky

		prelight_shade	    = 1.2 # wtf does this do?

		gradient_shades     = {1.2,1.0,1.0,1.2} # default: {1.1,1.0,1.0,1.1}

}



}



class "GtkWidget" style "default"



style "button" = "default"

{

  bg[ACTIVE] = shade ( 0.80, @bg_color )

  bg[NORMAL] = shade ( 2.20, @bg_color )

  bg[PRELIGHT] = shade ( 1.80, @bg_color )

  fg[PRELIGHT] = "orange"

  fg[NORMAL] = @fg_color

  fg[ACTIVE] = "orange"

  bg[INSENSITIVE] = shade ( 1.2, @bg_color )



  engine "murrine" {

		rgba                    = FALSE

                gradient_shades         = {2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0} # default: {1.1,1.0,1.0,1.1}

                highlight_shade         = 1.0  # set highlight amount for buttons or widgets

                lightborder_shade       = 1.0   # sets border brightness for buttons or widget

		}

}





style "checkradiobutton" = "button" 

{

#  fg[PRELIGHT] = "#fd7800"

  bg[PRELIGHT] = @bg_color # whole widget bg color prelight

  bg[SELECTED] = @bg_color # fill color when ticked

  bg[NORMAL] = @base_color # box + tick color insensitive

  text[NORMAL] = @fg_color # tick color

  text[PRELIGHT] = @fg_color # tick color prelight

  fg[PRELIGHT] = "orange"# text prelight color

  fg[ACTIVE] = @fg_color # text color if ticked

  base[SELECTED] = @bg_color # fill color when ticked

  base[NORMAL] = @bg_color # fill color normal

  base[PRELIGHT] = "orange"

}





style "optionmenu" = "button"

{

  xthickness      = 3

  ythickness      = 3 

  

  fg[PRELIGHT] = "orange" # arrow prelight color

  text[PRELIGHT] = "orange" # text prelight color



  engine "murrine" {

                rgba                    = FALSE

                gradient_shades         = {2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0} # default: {1.1,1.0,1.0,1.1}

                highlight_shade         = 1.0  # set highlight amount for buttons or widgets

                lightborder_shade       = 1.0   # sets border brightness for buttons or widget

                }

}



style "entry" = "button"

{

  bg[SELECTED] = "red"



  xthickness = 3

  ythickness = 3



  GtkWidget::interior_focus = 1 

}





style "spinbutton" = "entry"

{

  fg[PRELIGHT] = "orange" # this works, but not in preview, check with gcolor2

}





style "scrollbar" = "default"

{

  bg[PRELIGHT] = "green"

  bg[SELECTED] = "orange" #scrollbar normal

  bg[ACTIVE] = "blue"

  bg[INSENSITIVE] = "white"

  bg[NORMAL] = "grey"

  fg[PRELIGHT] = "orange" # stepper prelight

  fg[ACTIVE] = "orange"

  fg[INSENSITIVE] = @bg_color #stepper insensitive 

  fg[NORMAL] = "white"

}



style "progressbar" {

  font_name="Verdana Bold 8"



  fg[PRELIGHT] 	= @bg_color

  text[PRELIGHT] = @fg_color

  bg[INSENSITIVE] = @bg_color

  bg[SELECTED] = "orange" #"orange" # progress bar color

  bg[ACTIVE] = @bg_color # bg whole widget 





  xthickness 	= 2

  ythickness 	= 2

}



style "range" = "default"

{

  bg[PRELIGHT] = "orange" # button prelight

  bg[SELECTED] = shade ( 5.8, @bg_color ) # trough

  bg[NORMAL] = "black" # button normal

#  fg[ACTIVE] = "orange"

#  fg[SELECTED] = "pink"

#  fg[INSENSITIVE] = @bg_color #stepper insensitive 

}



style "toolbar" = "default"

{

  xthickness = 1

  ythickness = 0 # I changed this from 2 to 0 to make the dividing lines between tool bars disappear.

  engine "murrine"

  {

    rgba = TRUE

  }

  engine "pixmap"

  {

    image

    {

      function        = BOX

      file            = "Toolbar/toolbar.png"

      border  = {0,0,0,0}

      stretch = TRUE

    }



  } 

}



#widget_class "*BonoboDockItem" style "toolbar"

#class "*BonoboDockItem" style "toolbar"





style "toolbuttons" = "default"

{

  xthickness = 1  

  ythickness = 1



  GtkWidget::focus_padding = 2



  bg[PRELIGHT] = shade ( 1.8, @bg_color )

  fg[ACTIVE] = "orange"

}



style "menu" = "default"

{

  #bg_pixmap[NORMAL] = "Menu-Menubar/menu-overlay.png"

  xthickness	= 1

  ythickness	= 1



  fg[PRELIGHT] = "orange"



  engine "murrine"

  {

    rgba = TRUE

  }

}



style "menuitem" = "default" # this is for menubar items, not items in menu themselves

{

  xthickness		= 1

  fg[PRELIGHT] 	= "orange"

  #bg[PRELIGHT]    = "green"



  engine "murrine"

  {

    rgba = TRUE

  }

}



style "tearoffmenuitem" = "menuitem"

{

}



style "menubar" = "default"

{

fg[NORMAL]		= "#ffffff"

text[NORMAL]		= "#ffffff"

fg[PRELIGHT]		= "#ffffff"

fg[ACTIVE]		= "#ffffff"

fg[INSENSITIVE]		= "#909090"

bg[INSENSITIVE]	= "#3f3f3f"

text[PRELIGHT]		= "#ffffff"



xthickness	= 0

ythickness	= 0

}



style "notebook" = "default"

{

  fg[ACTIVE] = shade ( 0.4, @fg_color )

  bg[NORMAL] = shade ( 5.80, @bg_color ) #active tab

  bg[ACTIVE] = "#000000" #shade ( 0.20, @bg_color ) #inactive tabs

  bg[SELECTED] = "#FD7800"

  xthickness = 2

  ythickness = 2



}



style "tooltips"	= "default"

{

bg[NORMAL]	= "#070707"

}



style "ruler" = "default"

{

engine "pixmap" {

image

{

function	= BOX

detail	= "vruler"

file		= "Others/ruler.png"

border	= {1,1,1,1}

stretch	= TRUE

}

image

{

function	= BOX

detail	= "hruler"

file		= "Others/ruler.png"

border	= {1,1,1,1}

stretch	= TRUE

}

}

}



style "handlebox" = "default"

{

}



style "list-header"

{

  ythickness = 3

  GtkTreeView::odd_row_color = "#222222"

  GtkTreeView::even_row_color = "#000000"



#  font_name = "Verdana Bold 8"

}





style "treecol"

{

bg[NORMAL] = "#000000"

}



class "*Font*" 				style "optionmenu"

class "GtkPaned" 			style "handlebox"

widget_class "*HandleBox" 		style "toolbar"

class "*HandleBox" 			style "toolbar"

widget_class "*Toolbar*" 		style "toolbar"

class "*Toolbar" 			style "toolbar"

class "GtkMenuBar*" 		 	style "menubar"

widget_class "*MenuBar.*" 		style "menubar"

widget_class "*GtkNotebook*"		style "notebook"

class "GtkNotebook"	 		style "notebook"





class "GtkEntry" 			style "entry"

class "GtkOldEditable" 			style "entry"

widget_class "*GtkSpinButton*"		style "spinbutton"

class "GtkSpinButton" 	 		style "spinbutton"

class "GtkRuler" 			style "ruler"

class "GtkScrollbar" 			style "scrollbar"

class "GtkProgressBar" 			style "progressbar"

class "GtkRange" 			style "range"

widget_class "*GtkMenu*"		style "menu"

class "GtkMenu" 			style "menu"

widget_class "*GtkMenuItem*"		style "menuitem"

class "GtkMenuItem"			style "menuitem"

class "GtkTearoffMenuItem"		style "menuitem"

#class "GtkToolbar" 			style "flat"

class "GtkHandleBox" 			style "handlebox"

#class "GtkEventBox" 			style "flat"

#class "GtkLayout" 			style "layout"

#class "SPButton" 			style "SPbutton"

widget "gtk-tooltips" 			style "tooltips"





class "GtkButton" 			style "button"

widget_class "*GtkButton*"		style "button"

widget_class "*Combo*" 			style "optionmenu"

class "GtkCombo*" 			style "optionmenu"

class "GtkOptionMenu" 			style "optionmenu"

widget_class "*GtkToggleButton*" 	style "button"

widget_class "*GtkFontButton*"		style "button"



widget_class "*List*" 			style "list-header"

class "GtkList"				style "list-header"

widget_class "*GtkTree*" 		style "list-header"

class "GtkTreeView"			style "list-header"

widget_class "*GtkCList*"	 	style "list-header"

widget_class "*Tree*" 			style "list-header"



widget_class "*Tool*GtkButton" 		style "toolbuttons"

widget_class "*Tool*GtkToggleButton" 	style "toolbuttons"

class "GtkRadioMenuItem" 		style "checkradiobutton"

class "GtkCheckMenuItem" 		style "checkradiobutton"

widget_class "*GtkRadioButton*"		style "checkradiobutton"

class "GtkRadioButton" 			style "checkradiobutton"

widget_class "*GtkCheckButton*"		style "checkradiobutton"

class "GtkCheckButton" 			style "checkradiobutton"



style "separator" = "default" {

  xthickness = 0

  ythickness = 0



  bg[NORMAL] = @fg_color # "pink"

  engine "murrine" {

    rgba = TRUE

  }

}



widget_class "*Tool*Separator" style "separator"

class "*GtkSeparator*" style:highest "separator"



style "frame" {

  bg[NORMAL] = shade ( 0.3, @fg_color )#shade ( 5.8, @bg_color )

#  fg[NORMAL] = "blue" # text color, will probably effect all widgets on it, move style definitions up if you need this

}

widget_class "*GtkFrame*" style "frame"

class "GtkFrame" style "frame"

[16777216]

I haven't used GNOME in quite a while but I believe each separator is for a different toolbar on the same toolbar line.

Ex. | Navigation toolbar | Edit toolbar | Other toolbar

[VCoolio]

I haven't used GNOME in quite a while but I believe each separator is for a different toolbar on the same toolbar line.

Ex. | Navigation toolbar | Edit toolbar | Other toolbar

That would only make sense if a toolbar isn't filled, resulting in two separators next to each other, like with your example: Nav Toolbar || Other Toolbar with two separators because Edit toolbar isn't used. This isn't the case though. Also I'm not sure if it's two separators or one separator with some kind of effect/shadow I don't know about. I tried more or less every setting I know about, no luck.

[16777216]

That would only make sense if a toolbar isn't filled, resulting in two separators next to each other, like with your example: Nav Toolbar || Other Toolbar with two separators because Edit toolbar isn't used. This isn't the case though. Also I'm not sure if it's two separators or one separator with some kind of effect/shadow I don't know about. I tried more or less every setting I know about, no luck.

I can't see what you are talking about. I see a single vertical line "|" a back/undo button labeled "tool button" a forward/redo button labeled "tool button" another single vertical line "|" and another cut button labeled tool button.

I have zoomed the picture with and without interpolation and each are indeed a single line separated by tool buttons.

After staring at the normal sized picture the lines do seem to blur a bit and look doubled at the tips. Are you using a CRT or have a screen resolution that is very high? If so it may be that.

[VCoolio]

After staring at the normal sized picture the lines do seem to blur a bit and look doubled at the tips. Are you using a CRT or have a screen resolution that is very high? If so it may be that.

I may not have been clear: my problem is indeed the fact that the lines are doubled, or blurred, or shadowed or whatever it is. It's only the separators on the toolbar that do this; separator lines elsewhere are fine, eg. in menus or on combo buttons or on notebooks.