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When I open Thunar, first of all as regular user, I get
libxfce4util-CRITICAL **:unable to open file /home/[user]/.config/Thunar/thunarrc.5670.tmp: Permission Deniedx2 (I get this twice)
When I run as root, I get
Gtk-WARNING **: Error loading theme icon for stock: Icon 'gnome-fs-home' not present in theme
Thunar: Failed to connect to the D-BUS session bus: Did not receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote application did not send a reply, the message bus security policy blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or the network connetion was brokenI hand copied all this info from xterm, so it might not be perfect.
My questions are: How do I set permissions on those thunar temp files
How do I set the icon theme for Thunar (I tried to install Tango icon theme--it had worked fine on a computer with xfce4 on it but on this WM-only I think there are probably more steps)
Why is it failing to connect to DBUS (DBUS is running, loaded as a module. I've also tried restarting it, to no effect)
Last edited by nilsHaus (2007-08-09 00:20:16)
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If you run Thunar outside of Xfce, you may wish to set Xfce's configuration first by running xfce-mcs-manager, the Xfce settings daemon. In my case, for instance, the Xfce icon theme fails to load without the daemon, and the file management pane fills with the default dog-eared page icons, rather than more descriptive icons specific to file types.
Goddamnit I found this literally SECONDS after posting this...in any case, is there another way of doing this?
NEVERMIND, this didn't work out. So yes I need a different way of doing this...Where are the config files for Thunar?
Last edited by nilsHaus (2007-08-06 16:17:47)
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in ~/.configs ![]()
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This might not be the most elegant way to do this but try this:
1. Install xfce4 (pacman -S xfce4)
- run it once, make sure that thunar runs OK
2. Remove xfce4 completely (pacman -Rs xfce4)
3. Install Thunar - hopefully it'll work now, since uninstalling xfce does not remove the config files.
4. Clean up ~/.config/ directory, if you want to remove all the remaining xfce4 files.
Also, in order for openbox to know which icons to use in applications you have to add
gtk-icon-theme-name = "icon_theme_name_here"
to the ~/.gtkrc.mine file. The icon theme name is the same as the directory in your ~/.icons or /usr/share/icons directory.
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This might not be the most elegant way to do this but try this:
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No effect on both of those. Even opening up Thunar in openbox with xfce4 still installed doesn't work.
Can anyone tell me why I get that first error message? I suppose it has to do with having no permission in thunar...? I can't even delete files in Thunar...
Last edited by nilsHaus (2007-08-07 20:08:44)
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1. create a file called .gtkrc-2.0
2. inside that file have
include "/home/username/.gtkrc.mine
(where username is your username of course)
3. create a file called .gtkrc.mine
4. inside that file have
gtk-icon-theme-name = "Tango"
(where Tango is whatever icon theme you wish to be used in thunar)
Just creating .gtkrc.mine without telling gtk to look for it in .gtkrc-2.0 will not have it be referenced.
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I already had .gtkrc in there, so I just copied it as .gtkrc-2.0 (it basically had what you said). I'll give it a try.
SCORE! I now follow the way of zen. God, these are some good icons. Anyone have any suggestions for Area04-style icons?
Last edited by nilsHaus (2007-08-09 00:19:55)
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