San_SS!
January 11th, 2012, 02:39 PM
Hi!
I updated my desktop from Ubuntu 10.11 to 11.10 and I set up xmonad as I used to have. I had everything configured for gtk2 using lx-appearance but now, as gtk3 was introduced I can't do that anymore. Googling I found out two ways of setting up the gtk3 configuration:
- By creating the file ~/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini
- Launching gnome-settings-daemon
To my surprise with the second method, fonts look better and it's easier to configure through gnome-tweak-tool. But if I use that method from time to time (which can be 5 times in an hour or days that nothing happens) I find that my mouse becomes unusable: I see the mouse pointer, I can move it but it doesn't do anything, I can't click, it doesn't change windows' focus, etc. If I execute xkill when this happens it says: "unable to grab cursor".
Searching again, I found a blog entry saying that this happened because of the unico engine (http://fabionotes.blogspot.com/2011/11/xmonad-mouse-problem-ubuntu-1110.html)
Has anyone else had that problem? Can it be solved somehow or is there a way of configuring the fonts through the settings.ini so that they look as good as with gnome-settings-daemon?
Thanks in advance!
I updated my desktop from Ubuntu 10.11 to 11.10 and I set up xmonad as I used to have. I had everything configured for gtk2 using lx-appearance but now, as gtk3 was introduced I can't do that anymore. Googling I found out two ways of setting up the gtk3 configuration:
- By creating the file ~/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini
- Launching gnome-settings-daemon
To my surprise with the second method, fonts look better and it's easier to configure through gnome-tweak-tool. But if I use that method from time to time (which can be 5 times in an hour or days that nothing happens) I find that my mouse becomes unusable: I see the mouse pointer, I can move it but it doesn't do anything, I can't click, it doesn't change windows' focus, etc. If I execute xkill when this happens it says: "unable to grab cursor".
Searching again, I found a blog entry saying that this happened because of the unico engine (http://fabionotes.blogspot.com/2011/11/xmonad-mouse-problem-ubuntu-1110.html)
Has anyone else had that problem? Can it be solved somehow or is there a way of configuring the fonts through the settings.ini so that they look as good as with gnome-settings-daemon?
Thanks in advance!