> It shouldn't be, Frank, as I've not done much of a > clean-up there yet, > so it's still basically your tree... Well I dunno what code base you forked it from but I've done alot of work since then. But I'm not to proud to say that it needs work and the code could always be better. But the code now is not hideous thats for sure. Compare it with Sapphire and you have a gem. Sapphire is however hideous which is why its dead. > ...and I still think shared lib themes are a > misfeature. Could you explain why it is you think its a misfeature. I'd take all the info you got on how to make a generic theme engine that will except arbitrary themes and do the right thing. I have yet to be able to design such a beast. Share libs at this point seem like a nice alternative to the fact that I'm not able to do what I originally wanted to do. And since KDE does it, it can't be all that bad. But you will likely not agree as you probably think KDE is the devil in the open source world or something. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo. http://search.yahoo.com