Mandrake won't cure you of your RPM dependance. ![]()
Though URPMI is ok.
Building gDesklets is very easy, takes like a minute.
And pyGTK is easy too.
Mandrake won't cure you of your RPM dependance. ![]()
Though URPMI is ok.
Building gDesklets is very easy, takes like a minute.
And pyGTK is easy too.
checking for atk >= 1.0.0... Package atk was not found in the pkg-config search
path.
Perhaps you should add the directory containing `atk.pc'
to the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable
No package 'atk' found
configure: error: maybe you want the gtk-gnome-1-2 branch?
[root@slug pygtk-2.0.0]# urpmi atk
Everything already installed
[root@slug pygtk-2.0.0]#
^ what happened when trying ./configure
this is why i am an rpm slave
-fissy
ps. Contra - i posted that guide to getting OSX traffic lights... pin it, or if you don't like it, make your own.
pps. GrandMasta... i'm sorry... i didn't mean to hi-jack your thread
Did you try what I said earlier? With:
"export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig"
Remember, this variable only lasts for that "session".
New Acronym: RTFT
Read the f***ing thread.
j/k
I am truly and utterly impressed with this theme and all the hard work that must have been done to create such a theme for gnome...
I'm having a few problems and am hoping that someone can enlighten me.
Firstly, I'm using redhat, and I'm starting to think (after tinkering with things fo ra while) that this has a lot to do with it.
My "redhat" icon, or the gnome menu icon (similar to the start button) doesn't change with the icon theme addition... It stays as the little ugly red hat. I can't seem to change this icon, no matter what I do.
Secondly, it seems as though some of the icons in this same menu (the gnome menu) aren't changing with the setting of the ICON theme being installed. The specific changes that aren't happening (i.e., they aren't matching the graphics in the screenshot) are: accessories, games, graphics, internet, office, and system tools.
Again, I think this might have a lot to do with the fact that I'm running redhat.
Does anybody have any solutions for these small problems?
Again, very impressed and very happy with the theme!
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Also, how in the world do get you the wetaher sensors/gDesklet to work in the US?
It keeps saying "retreival failure"
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Wow this is great stuf! It all works great for me, I use the Fedora Core Project (RedHat Severn test version 3) Linux OS. I recomend it, everything is working and easy to use.
Originally posted by Paradox@Sep 19 2003, 02:16 AMI am truly and utterly impressed with this theme and all the hard work that must have been done to create such a theme for gnome...
I'm having a few problems and am hoping that someone can enlighten me.
Firstly, I'm using redhat, and I'm starting to think (after tinkering with things fo ra while) that this has a lot to do with it.
My "redhat" icon, or the gnome menu icon (similar to the start button) doesn't change with the icon theme addition... It stays as the little ugly red hat. I can't seem to change this icon, no matter what I do.
Secondly, it seems as though some of the icons in this same menu (the gnome menu) aren't changing with the setting of the ICON theme being installed. The specific changes that aren't happening (i.e., they aren't matching the graphics in the screenshot) are: accessories, games, graphics, internet, office, and system tools.
Again, I think this might have a lot to do with the fact that I'm running redhat.
Does anybody have any solutions for these small problems?
Again, very impressed and very happy with the theme!
Hi!
Change the icon in
../../your icon theme/48x48/apps/gnome-main-menu.png
and redhat-main-menu.png
and define in your iconrc file
style "panel"
{
stock ["panel-gnome-logo"] = {{"xxx.png"}}
}
class "GtkWidget" style "panel"
see this (from RedHat 9) Gnome 2.4

Thanks for the info roberTO, I'm going to try to change my redhat start icon.
bump for the people searching,
And update to include Cccclean gtk file layout, check it out, helps themers a bunch.
and other minor tweaks.
Same link on the first page.
Thanks 
But i have a problem in my ditro ( Fedora Core ) , the menu icons won't change.
In Red Hat 9 and Slackware 9.1 it works but in Fedora don't.
Originally posted by contrasutra@Sep 16 2003, 09:24 PMNew Acronym: RTFT
We should have something like a dictionary of them.. 
STFF, RTFT, RTFC (reload the fukking config - Samurize), DSTN (don't slap the noobs), WTFDICTYWDDW (what the fukk do I care that your weather docklet doesn't work) ![]()
Originally posted by contrasutra@Dec 10 2003, 01:03 AMTSASITIWDIWAFR
Thats such a stupid idea that I wont dignify it with a full response.
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WNNWMUOIIS
Why not? ****ies would make use of it, I suppose.
YBWRDCATNDWTWWATLT.
Yeah, but we really dont care about the ****ies, do we. Thats why we are talking like this.
ANTIDISESTABLISHMENTARIANISM
Ahhh, No Thread Is Deserving Insidiously Disinvesting It: Scuttling Threads 'Acronym-omuously' Belittles Long Institutionalized Standards He/she Might Engender Not To Agress Righteously In A Noteworthy Instance, So Misspent. ![]()
Thanks for the update Grand Masta. I will put it to good use!
After applying this theme, I don't feel like rebooting into Windows...ever ![]()
Fantastic job. Great attention to minor details.
This is the best OS X effort I have seen for any Linux window manager yet! Awesome work!
I'm not able to change the butoons what do have I to do?
me likey! i HATE the little penguin, though and the selected menu thing stinks and how do you people get those shadows? i don't have them!
EDIT: how do i take the top scrollbar buton off?
BAD LINKS!!!..I want this so bad to ![]()
Damn one already noticed ![]()
I switched isp's today, backed up ftp seconds before turn off, back now, will get links situated asap.
Edit: Links Back Up!