gtk-theme-engine-clearlooks
===========================

  The clearlooks engine was originally written by Richard Stellingwerff and
  Daniel Borgmann based on the Bluecurve engine. It became very popular and
  was adopted as the default theme in GNOME 2.12.
  Since then a lot of people have worked on it, and today it is a modular
  engine providing multiple styles such as glossy and gummy.

Requirements
============

To compile this package, you must have:

 GTK+, version 2.90.0 or later

   http://www.gtk.org/
   ftp://ftp.gtk.org/pub/gtk/


Sources
=======

The source code of gtk-engines is available from:
  http://ftp.acc.umu.se/pub/GNOME/sources/gtk-theme-engine-clearlooks/

The development version is available from gtk-theme-engine-clearlooks
module of the GNOME git repository: http://git.gnome.org


Bugs
====

GTK+ engines are a vital part of the desktop and should be very stable. A
bug in the engine can easily cause random application crashes and users may
lose work.

Because of this gtk-engines has a test suite which torture tests the engines
and checks for some other issues. While we strive to create very stable
software, bugs do crop up regularly. Should you find any problem, whether it is
a visual or a more serious issue please fill them in the GNOME bugzilla in the
gtk-engines product.

  http://bugzilla.gnome.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=gtk-theme-engine-clearlooks


Installation
============

 ./configure
 make
 [ become root ]
 make install


If you configured GTK+ in a non-default prefix, you should configure this
package the same way. For instance:

 ./configure --prefix=/opt/gtk+

If you need to install this package in a different prefix from GTK+, then
you'll have to set your GTK_PATH environment variable to point to the
installed prefix. For instance, if this package was configured with:

 ./configure --prefix=/home/john.doe/gtk-engines/

Then you'd set:

 GTK_PATH=/home/john.doe/gtk-engines/lib/gtk-2.0/
 export GTK_PATH

This will allow GTK+ to find the newly installed theme engines. To use the
default themes (installed into $prefix/share/themes), you'll need to copy or
link them into your  ~/.themes directory.

If you need to skip an engine/theme configure with --disable-<engine>. A
--disable-all option is included so that it is possible to enable building
of engines selectively with --enable-<engine>.


====
Andrew Johnson <ajgenius@ajgenius.us>
Benjamin Berg <benjamin@sipsolutions.net>
Thomas Wood <thos@gnome.org>
