Re: gtk1 themes and gnome2
I "ported" a bunch of gtk+ themes to gtk2 so I could have the same look. I use a
simple sh script to change the .gtkrc file. I know you don't use rpm but if you
extract the files you get the all the themes, use it like a tarball, put them where
you need them. I explain in the .spec files (also there) where the files go and
what I did to "port" them and how I am not the author of the themes, I just hacked
them to work with gtk2. Sorry my bandwith is limited so I only put up these rpm
files.
These themes provide the gtk2 counterparts for gtk1 themes from "gtk-engines"
http://www.dudex.net/rpms/gtk2-engines-compat-1.0-aap1.noarch.rpm
Pack of GTK+ themes and their "Ported" GTK2 (Gnome2) counterparts
http://www.dudex.net/rpms/gtk1+2-themez-1.1-aap1.noarch.rpm
Craig Dickson (crdic@pacbell.net) wrote*:
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>Michael Schulze wrote:
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>> i have installed gnome 2 from experimental. now i want to change the
>> gtk1 theme to match the gtk2 theme, but the gnome 2 control center has
>> replaced gnomecc from gnome1 and i don't know where else to change the
>> gtk1 theme.
>>
>> does anyone know how to change the gtk1 theme when using gnome2 ?
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>Hmm... Well, if you can't find a handy GUI for the job, you could always
>edit ~/.gtkrc directly. It's pretty simple. The first line usually looks
>like this:
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>include "/usr/share/themes/Raleigh/gtk/gtkrc"
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>and you can just change that to whatever you want.
>
>There is also a Debian package called gtk-theme-switch that provides
>some sort of simple GUI for theme selection. I've never used it, so I
>can't say much about it.
>
>Craig
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