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From: Deling Ren <lg+gnome@home.homeunix.org>
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Subject: Document for gtk theme and pixmap engine?
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Hi all, I am trying to make a gtk theme based on pixmap engine. It's quite
annoying that I can not find a comprehensive document although I googled a
lot. Any suggestions? Thanks.