
The Aqua user interface of Mac OS X has seen many imitations but none of them do it right. On many internet sites webmaster try to create user interfaces that try to look like Mac OS X or many Linux users install themes that barely remind on Mac OS X. For all those who are interested in the Mac OS X user interface I've written a program which takes apart the complete Aqua user interface and delivers you all its graphics files. With those one can create user interfaces for the web like shown below.
cdwith a white space and dragging the unzipped ResCafé folder onto the Terminal window. Hit return and you are there. Now type
./ResCafe.sh, hit return and the application is running.
/System/Library/Frameworks/Carbon.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/HIToolbox.framework/Versions/A/Resources/Extras.rsrc
cdcommand. By executing the following command line all raw files will be converted into TGA images.
find . -iname "*.raw" -exec /path/to/pxm2tga {} {}.tga \;
Of course you need to adapt the path to pxm2tga. The easiest way is again performing a drag & drop operation with the Terminal window.rm *.rawso the folder only contains images.
Now you have got all the graphical elements of the Aqua user interface as TGA images. Have fun with that.