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Excellent!
by Skuld - Dec 22nd 2004 12:54:35
That's great!
I like the background in particular! :-)
--
Skuld
Vonnoodle
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Funny, a difference between the Gtk+-1 an Gtk+-2 versions
by filippo rusconi - Aug 1st 2003 14:59:49
Hello, I noticed that while the Gtk+-1 theme handled the frames correctly,
the Gtk+-2 theme did not.
The frame widget gets drawn correctly on its upper part, but the vertical
left/right lines are chewn away and do not appear drawn, which makes the
GtkFrame look odd.
This is the only thing I would like to see improved as of now, so that
this is by far the best theme I encountered!
Excellent work, indeed of course,
Congrats,
Filippo
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Wonderful
by Joel - Apr 13th 2003 08:15:20
Wow, this is one of the best GTK 1.x themes I've seen. Great job!
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How do you install this?
by Cyberchuck - Oct 30th 2002 01:22:01
I'm usually a GNOME user ... got KDE3, wanna
use some neat themes.
How does this thing install?
Thanks,
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Re: How do you install this?
by oprime - Oct 30th 2002 15:21:30
This is how I usually do it:
Create a directory called .gtk_themes in your home directory.
Then:
cd ~/.gtk_themes && tar -zxvf XLiquid_GTK-1.0.1.tar.gz
(I think that's the right filename).
Then edit .gtkrc in you home directory and add the following line (all on
one line):
include "/home/[you]/.gtk_themes/XLiquid_GTK-1.0.1/gtk/gtkrc"
You can comment out or remove the default include lines in .gtkrc. Oh and
replace [you] with your home directory name.
Then edit /home/[you]/.gtk_themes/XLiquid_GTK-1.0.1/gtk/gtkrc and
uncomment the pixmap_path line and correct the path info.
You should be set.
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Re: How do you install this?
by mandraker - Jan 9th 2003 13:23:50
> This is how I usually do it:
>
> Create a directory called .gtk_themes in
> your home directory.
> Then:
>
> cd ~/.gtk_themes && tar -zxvf
> XLiquid_GTK-1.0.1.tar.gz
>
> (I think that's the right filename).
>
> Then edit .gtkrc in you home directory
> and add the following line (all on one
> line):
>
> include
> "/home/[you]/.gtk_themes/XLiquid_GTK-1.0.1/gtk/gtkrc"
>
> You can comment out or remove the
> default include lines in .gtkrc. Oh and
> replace [you] with your home directory
> name.
>
> Then edit
> /home/[you]/.gtk_themes/XLiquid_GTK-1.0.1/gtk/gtkrc
> and uncomment the pixmap_path line and
> correct the path info.
>
> You should be set.
i did exactly what you said and i can't get it done ( mandrake9 KDE 3 ) i
have a file called .gtkrc-kde and when i add the include line it just gets
whiped out of the file and i see no liquid theme , too bad cuz i think it
rules :)
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Re: How do you install this?
by lumo - Feb 2nd 2003 08:20:23
Your theme definitly rocks (screenshot), but got
the same problem as mandraker. I'm using
Debian/KDE3.1.
Everytime I change the .gtkrc-kde file pasting the
line you suggested ( include.... ), it's going to be wiped
out and set to default. Following the suggestions as
described in the comments of this file
# If you do not want KDE to override your GTK
settings, select
# Appearance & Themes -> Colors in the Control
Center and disable the checkbox
# "Apply colors to non-KDE applications"
don't work either. The file is still wiped out.
As far as I can tell the system fails to include the
file, cause it overwrites is before even including it.
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Re: How do you install this?
by lumo - Feb 2nd 2003 08:53:27
about KDE2.x ( including 3.x ) : You better read
this.
link
to article KDE 2.x needs a theme or themerc
file as it seems. I guess it might work without it, but it
would be much easier if you include the
theme-file. thx
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Re: How do you install this?
by Jean-Christophe - Apr 25th 2003 09:27:33
I've also this file, but you should create a file called ".gtkrc". And it
worked for me (at least for Gtk 1.2, I don't know for Gtk 2.x)
> i did exactly what you said and i can't
> get it done ( mandrake9 KDE 3 ) i have a
> file called .gtkrc-kde and when i add
> the include line it just gets whiped out
> of the file and i see no liquid theme ,
> too bad cuz i think it rules :)
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Re: How do you install this?
by Phishmd9 - Feb 6th 2004 20:40:40
>
> I've also this file, but you should
> create a file called ".gtkrc". And it
> worked for me (at least for Gtk 1.2, I
> don't know for Gtk 2.x)
>
> % i did exactly what you said and i
> can't
> % get it done ( mandrake9 KDE 3 ) i have
> a
> % file called .gtkrc-kde and when i add
> % the include line it just gets whiped
> out
> % of the file and i see no liquid theme
> ,
> % too bad cuz i think it rules :)
>
>
>
Hello, this may sound like a stupid question but
what is the default line. I have gotten to the
point of commenting out the default line in the
gtkrc file but can't find it. Also does it
matter where you add the syntax?
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