[Nautilus-list] GNOME theme in Mozilla (was GNOME user environment brainstorming)

[Darin Adler <darin bentspoon com>]

On 24 May 2001 15:48:04 -0400, Havoc Pennington wrote:

> - GNOME theme in Mozilla by default

On Thursday, May 24, 2001, at 01:34  PM, Gérard Milmeister wrote:

> How can a GNOME theme be used by Mozilla?
> Anyway, I find it annoying that applications that use
> the Mozilla component (like Nautilus, Galeon) show
> the Windows-like scrollbar, instead of the GTK one.

I've heard that Chris Blizzard has plans to change gtkmozembed to use the 
GTK scroll bar instead of a Mozilla scroll bar and has worked out how to 
do it. If he does that, it means that just by updating Mozilla to the 
version with his changes, we'll see a GTK-style scroll bar in both 
Nautilus and Galeon. I think it's quite difficult to fix this in the 
embedding applications, and a lot easier to do it in gtkmozembed.

I think that Havoc's "GNOME theme in Mozilla by default" point refers to 
having a default theme for Mozilla that looks like the default theme for 
GTK and the default theme for Sawfish and the default theme for Nautilus. 
All of these themes collectively would be the "GNOME theme" even if the 
programs don't all use a single common set of theme machinery.

    -- Darin