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Enlightenment desktop theme
I was hoping to install Enlightenment, it looks pretty cool, the theme below that is, however I messed around with it a bit last night and got pretty frustrated. Is there an easy way to do this or a nice theme manager that can allow for transparent windows that ISN'T so complicated to install for a 100% beginner?
http://themes.freshmeat.net/projects/nix/ (them I had hoped to use) |
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Re: Enlightenment desktop theme
Copy your folder with your new theme to your ~/.enlightenment/themes folder. Then, start X11 and in enlightenment 'select' the new theme in the Themes 'menu' (you'll see it there).
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Re: Enlightenment desktop theme
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Re: Enlightenment desktop theme
sorry
![]() Start at the beginning then: First download your theme (nix-DR16.tar) To the desktop is OK Open a terminal: Code:
cd ~/Desktop Now un-tar: Code:
tar -zxvf nix-DR16.tar dot file (.enlightenment for example) are "hidden". in the terminal you can see them with Code:
ls -a Lets move the file: Code:
mv ~/Desktop/nix-DR16 ~/.enlightenment/themes/
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Re: Enlightenment desktop theme
brooks@brooks-desktop:~/Desktop$ tar -zxvf nix-DR16.tar
gzip: stdin: not in gzip format tar: Child returned status 1 tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors brooks@brooks-desktop:~/Desktop$ and when I run that command with the tar.gz file, I get files all over my desktop. I'm not trying to be difficult >.< Note: What do you mean by Quote:
http://enlightenment.sourceforge.net...Enlightenment/ also says I need other things in order to install and run enlightenment. I don't know how to apply these things yet. Honestly, if you told me to throw out cancel my ISP right now, I wouldn't blame you. ![]() Last edited by The Tronyx; September 26th, 2006 at 03:15 PM.. |
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Re: Enlightenment desktop theme
LOL
First install Enlightenment to use the theme. E16 is in the repositories. For E17: E17 Clean up your mess (desktop) !!!!! Try right clicking and extracting the file (from the GUI) this time. Nautilus is you file manager. On the top it has some pull down menus. Look under view and tag (select) the hidden or view hidden to see your hidden files.
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