Add the 605 global theme

[dimkr]

@mrfricks Do you have the original wallpaper from 6.0.5 in SVG format?

[peabee]

I don't know what this theme looks like (or why it is needed) - what does "605" refer to? TahrPup?
Shouldn't it be a new separate rootfs-package so that it can be optional in builds? i.e. jwm-config and ptheme should not be "extended".

[dimkr]

what does "605" refer to? TahrPup?

Yes

[dimkr]

Shouldn't it be a new separate rootfs-package so that it can be optional in builds

Without this PR, woof-CE has only 3 global themes that cover both GTK+ 2 and 3 with nearly identical appearance, and it's nice to have a fourth one. GTK+ 2 purists that still ignore GTK+ 3 in 2022 can use the 605 theme without the gtk_theme_stark_blueish petbuild, but it won't support GTK+ 3 (as today).

(Pretty much any >= 2018 Puppy, including bionicpup32-8.0+29-uefi.iso, includes some version of stark-blueish and Puppy Standard.)

[mrfricks]

@dimkr sorry, only just seen this. No i haven't got an .svg of the wallpaper but i did find this link to the transparent .png that was probably used to create the original.
https://oldforum.puppylinux.com/download/file.php?id=4905
It's odd as i'm pretty sure that the wallpaper was part of woofce when building tahrpup but a search doesn't find it

[dimkr]

Thanks @mrfricks!

It's odd as i'm pretty sure that the wallpaper was part of woofce when building tahrpup but a search doesn't find it

That's interesting, I'll see if I can grep woof-CE's history for addition or deletion of images.

@01micko Do you have a recommendation for some tool that can trace a .png back to SVG?

[01micko]

Nope. I usually do it in mtpaint manually, but perhaps some tool exists.

[01micko]

OMG.. I think mkwallpaper can do it - all vector, no base64 encoding (cairo based).
Gimme some time, pretty sure it's doable. (super busy in real life ATM).

[mrfricks]

here's one from inkscape but it's missing the shading on the bellies and legs .... approaching 4k lol

[01micko]

Nope - cairio is doing base64 😿

[dimkr]

lol, I'll see if I can do it with potrace

[mrfricks]

getting there

[mrfricks]

[mrfricks]

the background colour isn't exact but can be easily changed if you load it up into inkscape
original background colour is #DDE5F (dde5feff in inkscape)

[dimkr]

36K, scaled to 1080p so it doesn't render to slowly, and I used a slightly darker background so the white desktop icon labels are readable. Let's see if it's dark enough.