| Re: Yast Package installer
Oct 29 2010 on content Elegant Gnome Pack |
The main problem here is that the text and the background are white, and can only be visible on mouseover |
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| | | Opensuse defect?
Oct 15 2010 on content Elegant Gnome Pack |
The new version gave me the following error on login:
The NetworkManager applet could not find some required resources. It cannot continue.
I have downgraded to 0.9.1 and it works well |
| | | Re: Re: Cursors, GDM and Debian
Sep 9 2010 on content Elegant Gnome Pack |
Well i can offer my help for suse, as much as i can help of course :) |
| | | Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Pidgin issues
Sep 7 2010 on content Elegant Gnome Pack |
Well i think a pidgin theme reinstall should help. I don't know what went wrong, but the theme modified by the script is in /usr/share/pixmaps/pidgin/. Make sure the pidgin theme is installed there (if a statusbk and a traybk folder exists in that folder it means that it is installed). But anyways remove and reinstall the pidgin theme. I have tried my theme on two systems and it worked without messing up the icons, so i don't know what went wrong in your case |
| | | Re: Re: Re: Re: Pidgin issues
Sep 7 2010 on content Elegant Gnome Pack |
The theme.xml file should be in your home directory as i wrote in the description. I don't think it affects the icons, the only thing it does, is that it makes your buddylist more readable. So i don't know what you did wrong.
So to make myself clear, the theme should be in /home/your_username/.purple/themes/theme_name/purple/blist
my example:
/home/istvan/.purple/themes/enyem/purple/blist/theme.xml |
| | | Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Pidgin issues
Sep 6 2010 on content Elegant Gnome Pack |
Well it surpised me too :P |
| | | Re: Re: Re: Re: Pidgin issues
Sep 6 2010 on content Elegant Gnome Pack |
Just an advice: please add in the description, for suse users, to install gksu, or make the script verify that gksu exists, else use the gnomesu command, because without that, pidgin, emesene, smplayer themes won't install correctly. The gksu way works better, because you don't have to enter the password every time a change has made. And another advice, on Suse, emesene themes are installed in /usr/lib/emesene/conversation_themes/default or in my case /usr/lib64/emesene/conversation_themes/default, so please make the script to check these folders if they exist or not. And also add in the description, in which repository, suse users can find the git murrine version (i just mentioned this in my other comment). Hope this makes your theme more enjoyable for suse users too :) |
| | | Suse way?
Sep 5 2010 on content Elegant Gnome Pack |
Answering my question for those of you who are using OpenSuSE 11.3:
First of all: install gksu (suse uses gnomesu instead of gksu)
Second: add this repository to get the git version of murrine engine:
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/ketheriel/openSUSE_11.3/
Third: make an update (from a terminal with zypper up, or with the update manager, and be sure that the murrine engine updates).
After this you can do your setup like in description (cd to the unpacked folder, make suse, sudo make install, run elegant gnome from, Application->Utilities, install the pack and smile :) ) |
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