The software is a pleasant GTK2 engine.
TerraNova is a powerful GNOME/GTK2-based theme engine, designed to enhance the appearance of graphical user interfaces effortlessly. With its vast array of customizable options, users can tailor the engine to suit their stylistic preferences perfectly.
The available engine options are many and varied, covering everything from widget contrast and roundness to menubar and toolbar styles. Users can choose between scrollbar styles featuring stripes or arrows, and opt for progress bars animated from left to right or right to left. Additionally, TerraNova offers the ability to add random effects, such as claws or bubbles, to buttons and tabs.
Moreover, the engine allows users to adjust the opacity of both the random effects and grip style, with the option to enable or disable the scrollbar trough or adjust the scale_trough_size. Users can choose between different indicator styles, including checks, plus signs, or crosses, along with either a smooth or sharp gradient on the scrollbar trough.
Of course, installation is straightforward, with Linux users required only to enter "./configure --prefix=/usr" before running "make" and, finally, "sudo make install." Developers have also invited constructive feedback to improve TerraNova in any way possible.
In summary, TerraNova's vast array of customizable options will appeal to GNOME/GTK2-based interface designers looking for a simple yet powerful tool to enhance the appearance of their interfaces.
The available engine options are many and varied, covering everything from widget contrast and roundness to menubar and toolbar styles. Users can choose between scrollbar styles featuring stripes or arrows, and opt for progress bars animated from left to right or right to left. Additionally, TerraNova offers the ability to add random effects, such as claws or bubbles, to buttons and tabs.
Moreover, the engine allows users to adjust the opacity of both the random effects and grip style, with the option to enable or disable the scrollbar trough or adjust the scale_trough_size. Users can choose between different indicator styles, including checks, plus signs, or crosses, along with either a smooth or sharp gradient on the scrollbar trough.
Of course, installation is straightforward, with Linux users required only to enter "./configure --prefix=/usr" before running "make" and, finally, "sudo make install." Developers have also invited constructive feedback to improve TerraNova in any way possible.
In summary, TerraNova's vast array of customizable options will appeal to GNOME/GTK2-based interface designers looking for a simple yet powerful tool to enhance the appearance of their interfaces.
What's New
Version 0.40: N/A