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We have a lot of old GTK2 theme PET packages, not so many for GTK3. What we really want of course, is matching GTK2 and GTK3 themes.

I recently discovered Oomox, which is a GUI app that can clone an existing theme and customize as you wish, and generate GTK 2&3 matching theme. I posted about it to my blog:

https://bkhome.org/news/202204/oomox-gt ... igner.html

But, as I stated in the blog post, you cannot import a theme, and the generated theme is enormous.

It is a lot more work, requiring much more knowledge, but themes can be created from scratch, or, created from another theme that was created from scratch. These can be very small, and this is what Vlasta has done for woof-CE:

https://bkhome.org/news/202204/flat-gre ... of-ce.html

Vlasta created five themes for woof-CE, with improvements by dimkr and 01micko, which is great. These very small themes are also easy to customize, and it was easy-peazy to create a GTK3 theme for my "EasyBlue" GTK2 theme:

https://bkhome.org/news/202204/easyblue ... -gtk3.html

...I just took the Flat-grey-rounded theme from woof-CE and modified some colours, and voila!

If you want an app that displays all the GTK widgets, so as to see what a theme looks like:

https://bkhome.org/news/202204/binary-t ... dgets.html

I used this to create fossapups themes and it can also create HiDPI & Darkmode themes

I see changing the colours in oomox is quite easy and easy to export it.
How does one change the graphic svg files. I want to make a gtk3 23oz theme. I thought it would be as simple as replacing the svg files but when I exported the theme all the svg reverted to the originals not the ones I had modified.
Where are the source svg files stored?