How do I change the colors of libnotify?

wersdaluv

I am using the nimbus theme, while libnotify pop-ups on my screen with the human color scheme.

How do I change the colors of libnotify?

zanglang

I think at its current version libnotify doesn't provide color customization yet, there's a feature discussion which you can follow here if you want:
http://trac.galago-project.org/ticket/122

Meanwhile, maybe you can try changing the 'controls' part in your GTK theme, I think it changes the background color. Or, you can toggle between Ubuntu's and GNOME's libnotify themes with the gconf-key '/apps/notification-daemon/theme' - default is 'ubuntu', GNOME is 'standard'.

wersdaluv

Quote:

Originally Posted by zanglang

I think at its current version libnotify doesn't provide color customization yet, there's a feature discussion which you can follow here if you want:
http://trac.galago-project.org/ticket/122

Meanwhile, maybe you can try changing the 'controls' part in your GTK theme, I think it changes the background color. Or, you can toggle between Ubuntu's and GNOME's libnotify themes with the gconf-key '/apps/notification-daemon/theme' - default is 'ubuntu', GNOME is 'standard'.

Thank you very much!!!!

July 24th, 2007	#1
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July 24th, 2007	#2
zanglang Way Too Much Ubuntu Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Brisbane, Australia Beans: 320 Ubuntu Karmic Koala (testing)	Re: How do I change the colors of libnotify? I think at its current version libnotify doesn't provide color customization yet, there's a feature discussion which you can follow here if you want: http://trac.galago-project.org/ticket/122 Meanwhile, maybe you can try changing the 'controls' part in your GTK theme, I think it changes the background color. Or, you can toggle between Ubuntu's and GNOME's libnotify themes with the gconf-key '/apps/notification-daemon/theme' - default is 'ubuntu', GNOME is 'standard'.

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