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#1 2020-04-29 20:11:58

samoloth
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XFCE4 dialogs

Hi, default xfce4 dialogs reminds me those from GNOME. They look similar to Nautilus. Is there a possibility to change them to more "Thunar-style"?


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#2 2020-04-29 20:15:45

Trilby
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Re: XFCE4 dialogs

What exactly are you talking about?  XFCE4 uses gtk3 just as Gnome does, so they should not just remind you of the ones from Gnome, they are identical.  There is no "Thunar-style" as thunar is just another gtk program.  There are, however, various gtk themes you can chose (in either xfce or gnome).  Perhaps that's what you want.


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#3 2020-04-29 20:28:58

samoloth
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Re: XFCE4 dialogs

I'm talking about for example web browser dialogs. Is there any way to make those similar to Thunar?


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#4 2020-04-29 20:40:16

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Re: XFCE4 dialogs

There are no "web browser dialogs".  If you mean file open / save dialogs, those are, again, gtk dialogs.  You can theme them in a variety of ways, but "similar to thunar" doesn't mean anything.  What is it about thunar that you like?  What is it about your current theme that you don't like?


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#5 2020-04-29 20:43:30

samoloth
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Re: XFCE4 dialogs

I would like to unify the look of entire system.


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#6 2020-04-29 21:13:07

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Re: XFCE4 dialogs


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