Wine in Tango

[Roderick Colenbrander]

As of XP themes can specify their own icons. For some dlls I believe
shell32 they need to provide their own shellapi.dll or whatever it is
called. I think that would be the way to proceed. I would suggest to
make Tango the base theme as it integrates well with KDE/Gnome and
also OSX. Using themes (some of the infrastructure for it is missing
though) you would be able to override the Tango icons.

Roderick

On Mon, Sep 21, 2009 at 3:34 PM, Ralf Jung <ralfjung-e at gmx.de> wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> It's true, not everyone is using Tango, but it's the closest thing we
>> have to a standard.  It certainly wouldn't hurt to make Wine compatible
>> with multiple icon sets and then let packagers choose which one to use,
>> so I could provide a Gnome-wine and a KDE-wine and so on.
>>
>> Starting with Tango seems like the best first bet though.
> I hope this does not sound offending, but why is Tango more of a standard than, e.g., Oxygen? I'm really just curious, please don't think I want to start a flame-war here. And, of course, I'd like to see wine integrated regardless of the desktop environment in use :D
>
> Several icon packets sound great. I wonder if it is possible for wine to automatically use the icon set of the environment? Of course some icons don't exist in the Linux world, but for example message boxes or icons for files and folders are available this way. Then one would not need to make a KDE- and a Gnome-wine.
>
> Kind regards,
> Ralf Jung
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