Not currently, but if you'd like to work on that, it'd be appropriate for this release. I think there are other things that developers are focusing on as more pressing needs, but that's certainly something users have requested, and that is definitely inline with the interface rework.

Bryce

On Wed, 11 Aug 2004, Karl Ove Hufthammer wrote:

Is there any work currently being done on making Inkscape themeable like other Gnome/GTK apps? There's mention of this on "http://inkscape.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?GtkMMification":

    As part of doing the migration to gtkmm you should try
    and get icon theming working properly. While not
    directly related to the port I think fixing it when
    redoing the GUI anyway is a good time. There are a
    couple of things to keep in mind. For icon shared by
    Inkscape with all GTK+ and GNOME apps (file new, file
    open) etc. you should just use the standard icons. Look
    at gedit for sample code of how it is done. For icons
    that Inkscape shares with other drawing apps like The
    Gimp you should adopt the stock icons defined by The
    Gimp (floodfill is a good example here).

    For the remaining icons you would need to define them
    yourself, good thing here would be to make sure Sodipodi
    could use the same stock icons definitions so that when
    someone icon themes Sodipodi or Inkscape both apps picks
    up the correct icons. -- Uraeus