Hi,
Reason for doing it as a home user is that it is more than just a theme, which I called "My4.4LG".
The script actually modifies allot of the desktop settings using xfconf-query commands.
Reference is here:
http://docs.xfce.org/xfce/xfconf/xfconf-query
Also included is dan rabbits elementary icons, which it also adds to ~/home/user/.icons folder aswell.
Then it goes on as superuser to modify some system files:
1. Grub background
2. Verbose boot
3. Login screen (only works for Fedora 18 "Spherical Cow")
4. Browser Icons in the applications menu
As, for GTK3, yeah it has both gtk2 and gtk3 themes because in Fedora 18 both are used and therefore a fall-back theme is provided.
Its a nice theme to use and I guess you could easily modify the files yourself to achieve better security with your idea. But, works fine for me!
Best Regards,
Aubrey.
How come you don't classify this as GTK3? (There appears to be a GTK3 theme in the zip)? Is there any way to make the theme work as root (installed /usr/share/themes) rather than as an ordinary user?
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nice to see a theme that is created for working, and that is light. regards yellowfan
Hi, Reason for doing it as a home user is that it is more than just a theme, which I called "My4.4LG". The script actually modifies allot of the desktop settings using xfconf-query commands. Reference is here: http://docs.xfce.org/xfce/xfconf/xfconf-query Also included is dan rabbits elementary icons, which it also adds to ~/home/user/.icons folder aswell. Then it goes on as superuser to modify some system files: 1. Grub background 2. Verbose boot 3. Login screen (only works for Fedora 18 "Spherical Cow") 4. Browser Icons in the applications menu As, for GTK3, yeah it has both gtk2 and gtk3 themes because in Fedora 18 both are used and therefore a fall-back theme is provided. Its a nice theme to use and I guess you could easily modify the files yourself to achieve better security with your idea. But, works fine for me! Best Regards, Aubrey.
How come you don't classify this as GTK3? (There appears to be a GTK3 theme in the zip)? Is there any way to make the theme work as root (installed /usr/share/themes) rather than as an ordinary user?