Originally Posted by
stumpalump
Capink, thanks for your continued help in this thread.
Sorry if I was unclear before. What I meant was that I download all the .tar.gz's to another hard disk and then apply them in emerald/gtk. So what I'm trying to accomplish is to have the liveDVD I create use my theme by default as opposed to the human theme when it boots.
It is using my custom loading screen and my gdm though.
I'm kinda new to linux still. So when I import a theme from a .tar, you're saying it gets stored in /usr/share so that's what I need to copy, right?
Also, I guess it would help if I knew which .conf stored all the default user paths/settings for the buttons, metacity, and emerald themes.
Thanks in advance for your reply, Capink
Anything in /usr/share is already copied in step B. So if the theme is there you only need to copy the config file.
I am not sure, but I think when you applied the theme it has gone to the ~/.themes and ~/.emerald/theme directories. You can check this directory and check if your theme is there. If it is, you need to copy these directories along with some config files ( I not positive about the config files because I am using difffernt desktop evironment but try the ones in the command below ):
Code:
for i in .gconf .local .emerald .gnome2 .themes .compiz
do
sudo cp -r --preseve=mode ~/${i} ${WORK}/rootfs/etc/skel
done
These include .gconf folder as suggested by Fragadelic.
Or you can try the remastersys script by Fragadelic with the backup option. A link to it is present now in my opening post.
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