Re: [INFO] Does Git GUI support Dark Mode on Windows 10 ?
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- Sashank Bandi <bandi.rao999@gmail.com>
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- Sep 27, 2021, 10:51 UTC
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I forgot to mention that we also have an alternative.
We can completely ditch C++ idea here and instead remove the native title bar or border that the Window Manager gives and instead draw our own title bar in Tcl/Tk. But that means rewriting the menu system.
So, I'm waiting for the decision of Pratyush Yadav here.
> Regarding GUI toolkit, you should pick the replacement carefully - > tooling used in Git for Windows will need to be adapted in order to > compile your chosen toolkit (whether it is Qt, GTK, or wxWidgets) for > Windows.
No, I'm not choosing a toolkit. Whatever I will do, it will be in native C++ without any other toolkit. It might be a little hard, but it is better than including another whole library in here. Lightweight is a reason I chose Git GUI and I will make sure that my contribution does not make that go.
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> > CC also Johannes Schindelin for comments. > > -- > An old man doll... just what I always wanted! - Clara