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Ok I figured out my problem. I have too many fonts installed. I renamed my /home/username/.fonts directory to "fonts" without a dot and it has fixed my problem.

I am having the same problem as well. Have reinstalled. appmenu-gtk is not listed in synaptic on my 10.04 install.

Thanks so much for the info/link. I've also recently had issues with flash burying my processor, so this helps a bunch!

It must have something to do with my fonts. I just went to edit>preferences>content>fonts&colors>advanced and unchecked the box "allow pages to choose their own fonts, instead of my selections...

Recently something changed with my firefox browser and I'm not quite sure how to remedy the situation.

Symptoms: Some web pages not rendering properly


Blogger Dashboard not displaying...

I am also attempting to run/install aptana. I have a few questions. The path ~/.sys/lib/aptana? I'm wondering if /sys would be the same, as it does not have a dot in front of it. Also, the sys...

I changed network settings to point to local dns server instead of isp's, and that has resolved my issue.

How would I reset this?

I have a question about the best way to completely clear cache in linux.

Installed wordpress in a subdir, set dns, waited some time, till the nameservers were set, pinged domain --pinged fine to...

I'm having the same problem. Hmmm...

SOLVED---- I figured it out...I had to actually *load* the folder. Woohoo!

Hey...I'm new to this forum so HI!

I have an interesting problem, and didn't quite know where to post it. It relates to customization, so here goes: I am running ubuntu hardy heron.

Earlier...

Sometimes that happens to me...have you installed compiz fusion icon? If you have that installed and loaded you can try to reload window manager that way. I have to do that for emerald themes. ...

I downloaded the gk2.x thing, but haven't used it. My partner somehow crashed his system with it, so be careful!

The easy way to do it is to drag your theme tarball into the themes window.
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Go to system>preferences>appearance>theme tab


Drag your tarball to that window and the gtk theme should install.
(you can drag icon sets to the theme tab too)

You can further tweak things...

I had similar problems with gdesklets last night. I ended up removing it, then reinstalling, and that seemed to fix things.

Mine were also showing up in the taskbar, among other things.

So are you changing the window border *and* the application theme?

[quote=sistarbliss;4984253]Hey there!

I don't post much in ubuntu forums, rarely go there, but just happened to stumble upon your message tonight.

I am learning about themes myself. A good...

:)