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Im using xmonad as a window manager and Im trying to configure the appearance of GTK windows (currently buttons text and images in GTK windows are HUGE). Ive successfully installed kde-gtk-config using
sudo pacman -S kde-gtk-configbut now running
kde-gtk-configdoesnt do anything. I assume this is because the executable associated with kde-gtk-config has a different name but how can I find out what it is?
I found out about kde-gtk-config here but the instructions for running it (System Settings > Application Appearance > GTK) seem to assume you have some kind of desktop manager installed.
Last edited by gentix (2015-10-24 19:20:59)
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Generally, the executable files for a package will be located in /usr/bin. Package files can be listed with pacman -Ql pkgname. So
pacman -Ql kde-gtk-config | grep /usr/bin
should give you what you're after.
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kde-gtk-config is not a standalone application, is a module for Plasma system settings. Unless you plan to install Plasma, you should look for another alternative.
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Generally, the executable files for a package will be located in /usr/bin. Package files can be listed with pacman -Ql pkgname.
Good to know.
kde-gtk-config is not a standalone application, is a module for Plasma system settings. Unless you plan to install Plasma, you should look for another alternative.
Ahh ok that makes sense. I was getting KDE mixed up wth Qt. Thanks!
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I assume this is because the executable associated with kde-gtk-config has a different name but how can I find out what it is?
The Arch wiki is has the answer: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fr … tart_it.3F
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