>You will find links to some themes that I have made that use bigger >icon sizes etc, but at the moment it can be done using add-on themes. >There are future plans to allow users to allow easier control over the Quite frankly, it's a mess at the moment. With 2.9.3.?, Icon Themes now control which icons you get BUT the theme controls which size icons, and as far as I know, no-one has made a suitable pair that specify and supply larger size icons. Yes, you need to put the Color-48 folder (containing all the subfolders) into your personal GIMP profile Themes folder (C:\Users\Dag\.gimp-2.8\Themes).īUT - you're using a GIMP 2.9.? version? If you have the option in your Edit>Preferences>Icon Theme, then the theme you have downloaded is not going to work. Sorry I haven't explained in more detail what to do with the. gim-2.9-> themes" would that be the correct folder? I have now downloaded and instlled 7zip, and unzipped the files and I now have a folder named "Color-48" with several subfolders and files in it, but I am uncertain what to do? Should I place the WHOLE folder as it is in the Themes folder? Or just some of the files? And on my Windows 10 PC, I found one Gimp Themes folder in "C-> User-> Dag ->.
I then did a search on the file suffix in order to find out that they were 7zip-files. As I did not realize that these were zipped files, I started off by just putting the downloaded color theme and symbolic theme files in what I thought would be the right folder, but, understandably nothing happened. It might be a good idea, for users like me, to explain how to go about installing the theme. Icons (either 32x32 or 48x48) that others have found useful here: You will find links to some themes that I have made that use bigger Icon sizes etc, but at the moment it can be done using add-on themes. Is there a way to customize the size of textlabels, toobars, icons etc in theĭAWO (via There are future plans to allow users to allow easier control over the But then ALLĪpplications and windows on the screen get bigger, even if I do not want them
Of course I can change the size of everything on the screen by using theĭisplay settings in Windows 10 and set the slider to, say, 150%. However, the user interface with all the icons and texts are too small for meĪnd it is very hard to read what is on the screen. I have just dowloaded Gimp 2.8.16 and installed it on my Windows 10 - 64 bit PC. Kevin From: gimp-user-list on behalf of DAWO
You will find links to some themes that I have made that use bigger icons (either 32x32 or 48x48) that others have found useful here: There are future plans to allow users to allow easier control over the icon sizes etc, but at the moment it can be done using add-on themes.
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