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    Metacity as windows manager in KDE 4.5.1

    Hi!

    In the systemsettings of KDE 4.5.1 (working on lucid lynx) I set the windows manager in "default applications" to "metacity".
    I hope to get the same design of applications like I did set up in gnome.

    This seems to work kind of, but metacity doesn't find the same icon sets it finds within gnome (same user!).

    So I have all my symbols and stuff on my desktop, but using some outdated standard symbols - probaly gnome default or something.

    How can I make the metacity appearance to lok for hte decorations and icons in the same place it does when using gnome?

    thx,
    piedro

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    Re: Metacity as windows manager in KDE 4.5.1

    Quote Originally Posted by piedro View Post
    Hi!

    How can I make the metacity appearance to lok for hte decorations and icons in the same place it does when using gnome?
    all appearance and icons settings are "set up" by gnome-settings-daemon which does it for every application running in a gnome session. maybe trying and running gnome-settings-daemon would solve this, but bear in mind, this could not work and wouldn't be considered a bug at all by both teams

    br, mathieu

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    Re: Metacity as windows manager in KDE 4.5.1

    thx for answering!


    so how to run the gnome-settings.daemon?
    when I run this in a terminal I get:

    "Failed to acquire org.gnome.SettingsDaemon"

    and i have no idea what it does mean.

    any hints?

    thx,
    piedro

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    Re: Metacity as windows manager in KDE 4.5.1

    Quote Originally Posted by piedro View Post
    thx for answering!


    so how to run the gnome-settings.daemon?
    when I run this in a terminal I get:

    "Failed to acquire org.gnome.SettingsDaemon"

    and i have no idea what it does mean.

    any hints?

    thx,
    piedro
    means something about dbus...
    what if "dbus-launch gnome-settings-daemon" ?

    br
    ms

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