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Hello,
Here, at work i got the complete xfce environment installed, for testing purposes.
Now, since i still use kde for several reasons, but i actually like the xfce4.2 gtk theme, and would like to have them as well on my private machines.
Just, i have no clue where they come from.
I installed xfwm4-themes, since it was the only i could think of providing a gtk theme as well. It does not.
Does anyone have a clue which package contains the gtk themes of xfce?
Thank you,
STi
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Perhaps "extra/gtk-xfce-engine 2.4.1-2"?
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small feedback - thanks, that was what i've been looking for.
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Common knowledge dictates you need a GTK (theming) engine to run most themes (even the most basic ones, yes).
I do recall having gtk-xfce-engines amongst the stuff when i grabbed XFCE with pacman... I wonder what went wrong on your box then. Otherwise, just doing
pacman -Ss xfce | grep gtkwould have done the trick too
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On a - totally unrelated - note: I wonder why people always expect their threads to be flooded with replies? ![]()
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I don't know, i don't think on themes when the description says several widges for xfce...
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If you do
pacman -S xfce4it will install the XFCE group, including its GTK engine
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If you just install XFCE by grabbing the 'top' packages in the hierarchy, it doesn't get installed though, since nothing depends on it.
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