Unnatural yearning for color

[Geert Janssens]

Steve,

Have you looked at the theme chooser that gets installed together with gnucash 
on Windows ? It comes with a whole list of custom themes, many of them rather 
colorful. Perhaps you find your luck there ?

You can find the theme chooser in the Start menu, in the same directory as the 
gnucash application (it's called "Select Theme" or something similar).

Geert

On Saturday 23 March 2013 19:17:57 Steve wrote:
> David... Derek was showing some provincial Linux humor, cute but hardly
> satisfying :)
> 
> My problem was with the gtk2_prefs
> program/application/whatever-one-wants-to-call-it.  It's just as I use
> gnuCash, it's so plain and colorless, albeit it largely works.  Yes, the tab
> coloring does work, but the hope of coloring in the various registers that
> gtk2_prefs gave a whiff of, makes me homesick.
> 
> It really would be nice if gnuCash got dressed up and went out dancing once
> in a while.  it's so boilerplate and dull accounting like, a dash of color
> in a windows environment would be welcome.  might even attract another 83
> users.
> 
> am i goin' try gtk2_prefs again without any indication that something has
> been addressed?  not on your life.
> 
> Doesn't mean that my desire for color in the routine execution of this
> application doesn't exist :(
> 
> Curled up in a corner, bland and depressed; but still a daily user.
> 
> 
> 
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