Hi guys – this is my first post here, so correct me if I break any rules.
The problème (sounds better in French) I'm having
is with Total Commander's inner panel borders – see pic:
I want those edited out by any healthy means necessary,
and aligned with my SublimeText's looks on the right.
Unfortunately, my coding / dll hacking skills SUCK,
so if anyone can help out, I'd appreciate it, even if I have to pay to get it done.
Fire away, please.
You don't because I have virtually every part of the UI either turned off, or shortcut-ed for show/hide, and the theme fully recolored to my own liking.
The borders I pointed out in the render are practically the last thing I have yet to customize to my taste, but it's an inherent part of the UI, and I can't seem to do it except by some form of a hack.
I don't expect you to know how to do it, but any pointers would be helpful.
I think it could be done but would require recompiling the program and most such licensing prohibit it. My guess that is why a lot of folks create software to run on Linux, usually are open-source and free to change.
That kind of thinking is a wooden stick stuck where it shouldn't be. There's nothing sinister here, and since I paid for the program, I'll get it done this way or the other. Thank you either way.
Good luck with it. Just a tip, most software EULA/End User Licensing Agreements specify it is only a license to use the program, don't actually own the software.
The application developer has the ultimate control over the applications appearance. Most applications will provide some means of controlling the appearance but ultimately you are limited by what the developer provides.
Modification of the program is difficult without the source code which is rarely available. Some developers go to considerable lengths to make this difficult. And this is almost always contrary to the EULA.
I'm a bit appalled by the level of social complacency and programming you two are displaying, but since I see this isn't where I'll be getting any help - whatever, marked solved. Glad you're not my parents. Cheers.
Gee, all this time I thought this forum was here to help people with their problems, not to help a limited few [fortunately] break the EULA included in software programs.
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