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skull-y wrote:pacman -S libgnomeui
That solves the problem with the style of qt-apps. Its the dependecie of glabels.
This works.
Yeah,This works for me,too!
Thank you!
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dipesh.nomad wrote:skull-y wrote:pacman -S libgnomeui
That solves the problem with the style of qt-apps. Its the dependecie of glabels.
This works.
Yeah,This works for me,too!
Thank you!
not for me..
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Installing gconf alone doesn't work if you don't have gnome. In that case you need to set theme name with this command:
gconftool-2 --set --type string /desktop/gnome/interface/gtk_theme your-theme-name
Change "your-theme-name" with your theme name
Thank you! This worked for me.
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Worked for me!
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gconftool-2 --set --type string /desktop/gnome/interface/gtk_theme your-theme-name
This, alone, worked for me. I'm using Gnome 3 and although I have a GTK them compatible with GTK2 and GTK3 (Zukitwo), I'm running what looks like to be pure GTK3 apps and a few QT ones (e.g virtualbox). One has to remember to rerun the command if the GTK3 theme is changed, for consistency...
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kid7st wrote:dipesh.nomad wrote:This works.
Yeah,This works for me,too!
Thank you!not for me..
This works for me thanks
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Installing gconf alone doesn't work if you don't have gnome. In that case you need to set theme name with this command:
gconftool-2 --set --type string /desktop/gnome/interface/gtk_theme your-theme-name
Change "your-theme-name" with your theme name
I had the same issue with Cinnamon 1.6 and VirtualBox which uses QT.
Using the above command for my default GTK theme Adwaita did the trick.
Thank you.
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Just a small update.
gconftool-2 --set --type string /desktop/gnome/interface/gtk_theme your-theme-name
makes Virtualbox using the correct gtk theme but not the cursor or icon theme.
In order to set the correct icon theme run:
gconftool-2 --set --type string /desktop/gnome/interface/icon_theme your-theme-name
For the cursor theme another addition step is required.
First set the gconf value:
gconftool-2 --set --type string /desktop/gnome/peripherals/mouse/cursor_theme your-theme-name
Now create a folder 'default' in /usr/share/icons and add the following lines to a file called 'index.theme':
[Icon Theme]
Inherits=Adwaita
You are done. Virtualbox should now use the same icon and cursor theme.
Last edited by orschiro (2012-12-31 05:11:53)
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cyrusza wrote:Installing gconf alone doesn't work if you don't have gnome. In that case you need to set theme name with this command:
gconftool-2 --set --type string /desktop/gnome/interface/gtk_theme your-theme-name
Change "your-theme-name" with your theme name
Thank you! This worked for me.
This worked for me as well. Thanks!
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i already had that line:
export GTK2_RC_FILES="$HOME/.gtkrc-2.0" &
in my xinitrc but it didn't work. well the culprit turned out to be the "&" in the end. removed that and now it works (again), on an openbox environment without any gtk3.
so check that before you go installing libgnomeui!
edit: weirdness! i just wanted to check if i can undo this, but i can't! i removed the line from xinitrc and rebooted just to be sure.
the var GTK2_RC_FILES is empty now, but qt apps (pkgbrowser, vlc) still use my current gtk style (i don't have and never had libgnomeui installed).
[the reason i tried is because qt4 isn't rendering pixel/bitmap fonts properly, so i would like it to use my gtk style, but a different font.]
Last edited by ondoho (2013-07-06 19:29:33)
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Got the same problem when I tried to start a script and can't find a way to resolve it.
martin@archlinux ~/Téléchargements> ./Installe_Assistant_Telechargement.bash
QGtkStyle was unable to detect the current GTK+ theme
Well, after trying some program installation, I don't get the message, but the bash doesn't start. Nothing happen, maybe I should start another thread?
Last edited by mchenier (2022-12-01 00:29:58)
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Well it start only in root. I think it's related to the program himself or still a problem of permission that I have since I installed Arch. Need to read a lot to understand Arch...
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...maybe I should start another thread?
Yes
Need to read a lot to understand Arch
Need to read a little to understand Forum.
You are necrobumping a DECADE-old thread.
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As mentioned it is quite unlikely this is the same underlying issue and your problem is likely related to this very specific program, whatever it is exactly, you might want to elaborate on that.
Closing this 10 year old thread.
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