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Model Specific Forums => Sharp Zaurus => Zaurus - pdaXrom => Topic started by: freebird on May 13, 2006, 04:10:43 pm
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Hi All
Gtk+ and gtk2 theme swithcher enables to customize the menu fonts and the windows look of all gtk based applicatins, such as mmx abiword gimp gqview ...
Want to knew if some one have complied them for pdaxrom
cause MEANIE have done it for XQT and the effect is really great
cheers
freebird
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Hi All
Gtk+ and gtk2 theme swithcher enables to customize the menu fonts and the windows look of all gtk based applicatins, such as mmx abiword gimp gqview ...
Want to knew if some one have complied them for pdaxrom
cause MEANIE have done it for XQT and the effect is really great
cheers
freebird
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Ok
I found a gtk2 theme switch some one has done it
here is the link
[a href=\"http://pdaxrom.sourceforge.jp/feed/gtk-theme-switch_2.0.0rc2_armv5tel.ipk]http://pdaxrom.sourceforge.jp/feed/gtk-the...c2_armv5tel.ipk[/url]
i tested it and it works
we have just to install it
and type on the consoleswitch2then a graphic user window is opened from it we have to click on the "+" button and check choose font, then browse to choose the font style we want
all menu fonts of gtk2 based application will change such as gimp gqview scite gnumeric abiword...
But dillo and xmms menu fonts will not change cause these two applications are based on gtk !!
so now i have to search for gtk theme switch
cheers
freebird
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Hi Folks,
First, this works very well, many thanks for the link.
Second, I was trying this out, but specifying the name of the
theme tarball on the command line. I tried many themes off
of the gtk+ site, and almost all of them worked, although some
complained about the lack of the theming engine, and one was
a tar.bz2 which did not work (until I converted it to a tar.gz).
There was also some garbage after the EOF marker in that one.
I noticed that I could only execute the command once per theme,
and that if I tried again, I would get an error stating that the file
was not a valid tar archive!
It seems that when you specify the tarball as the argument, the
theme is installed in the ~/.themes directory. From that point on,
you just need to specify the theme name. If you try to specify the
full path to the tarball again, it most likely fails trying to create the
directory (since it alreay exists) but reports it as an invalid tarball.
I hope this saves others from wondering what is going on!
John