Functional complaint, customize library

[Karl Kleinpaste <karl@jprc.com>]

In a CMU-local chat system this morning, there's been an argu^H^H^Hdiscussion
about the customization of fonts and colors in Gnus.  It seems that a
lot of folks are uptight at the fact that there's a bunch of things to 
change, instead of some monolithic way to pick a whole color scheme at 
once, or at least to change everything to a single color.  A primary
plaintiff in this says that he would really like not to have to go
through a set of a dozen different color/font selections, but instead
could say "change all foreground colors to MidnightBlue and don't
bother me about it any more."  The related "scheme" idea comes from
the Windows-centric crowd, where there are ways of picking a whole
selection of quasi-matched colors for one's basic environment.

I've never so much as glanced at the internals of customize.  Any
opinions out there on how hard it would be to create such things as
"scheme"-based color choices (with a few such sample schemes to start
with) and an aggressive change-all-of-'em-in-this-group-to-this-color
function?

--karl