Note: This commit has only been tested on MacOS
Changes:
- Icons now use the native hidpi support from Gtk (through Icon Theme)
- Icons are now directly generated from scalable file (i.e. SVG file)
- Widget sizes are scaled based on DPI and scale factor
- Font size is scaled based on DPI and scale factor
Replaces the following deprecated Gtk classes throughout the codebase by their non-deprecated counterparts. Style, HBox, VBox, HPaned, VPaned, HScrollbar, VScrollbar, VSeparator, HSeparator, Stock, Table, VScale and HScale.
Collection of CSS and GUI improvements, cleanup of main CSS theme, introduction of highlight for enabled module.
Primary change is the modification of the module titles to better distinguish modules that are on or off. The text of a disabled module is now less bright, the corresponding icon is a slightly smaller version of the power icon. When activating the module, the text turns brighter and the icon slightly bigger and also brighter. Thanks to @TechXavAL for the icon work.
Secondary changes are related to the margins around several GUI elements, padding within elements and some accompanying borders. These changes hopefully make it easier to distinguish the various (sometimes crowded) GUI elements of modules. The panels have gotten a slightly 'outset' look.
Nested panels have a changed look where deeper nesting increases the background brightness slightly, instead of darkening it (old behaviour). This is done without a strong decrease in contrast.
The old theme is available as a legacy option. Due to hardcoded GUI changes needed for the new theme, the legacy version is not a 100% exact replicate. The @TooWaBoo theme's may also be slightly affected.
- Remove usage of std::numeric_limits<int>::max() in GUI which bring
unwanted behavior.
- Put the PixelShift options in a Gtk::Frame (requested on IRC)
- Add the fast_export raw options to the GUI (was created but not added
to the container). Incidentally, fix a memory leak.
- Add a missing History message
- remember fast export options across RT sessions
- added option to use a dedicated "Fast Export" pipeline, trading speed for
quality (resizes early instead of at the end)
