Well, why didn't you just say so in the first place??pawelk wrote:...i dont know where to start thats why im asking
Step 1: Learn to program
Step 2: Write your own GUI
Step 3: Profit!
Well, why didn't you just say so in the first place??pawelk wrote:...i dont know where to start thats why im asking
That's a pretty tall order. The core graphics handling is by X11, rendering and compositing handled by Cairo, font generation by Pango, and windows look etc by GTK. Of course, there are alternatives to each one of those (so I probably lied for most deployments of GNU/Linux).pawelk wrote:I want to know how is it possible to completely change the GUI, like font rendering, changing the windows look etc.
Thanks, this is exactly what i was looking for.saulgoode wrote:That's a pretty tall order. The core graphics handling is by X11, rendering and compositing handled by Cairo, font generation by Pango, and windows look etc by GTK. Of course, there are alternatives to each one of those (so I probably lied for most deployments of GNU/Linux).pawelk wrote:I want to know how is it possible to completely change the GUI, like font rendering, changing the windows look etc.
Ok, I'm glad you sorted it out.pawelk wrote:Thanks, this is exactly what i was looking for.
No. The guy is asking how to turn Linux into Unix. Why? FreeBSD is a very nice user-friendly distro that starts in console. Once it has configured it looks pretty much like OS X with KDE.drl wrote:Just getting though LFS is clearly a big task, but it should be a good learning experience for anyone who aspires to address a similarly large task such as asked by the OP.
Good luck ... cheers, drl