


KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=10955 - Feb 14 2005

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments
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GTK1 Themes by ntesa 33 comments

KDE Plasma Screenshots by polemos 25 comments

GTK1 Themes by ntesa 33 comments

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments

GTK1 Themes by ntesa 33 comments

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=10567 - Jul 30 2004

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments

Icon Sub-Sets by aax24vb 29 comments

GTK1 Themes by ntesa 33 comments
include "/usr/share/themes/Qt/gtk-2.0/gtkrc"
You can change it to:
include "/usr/share/themes/Galaxy/gtk-2.0/gtkrc"
if you want to revert to the Mandrake default gtk2 theme (Galaxy). Or you could just copy the .gtkrc-2.0 file from your root account to your home directory. I'm guessing that the gtk2 apps don't work in your account anymore because you've probably uninstalled the rpm but your .gtkrc-2.0 file still points to the gtk-qt theme, which doesn't exist anymore. So, just uninstalling the rpm without changing the gtk2 theme in that file will not revert your system to the previous state. The theme can also be changed with the KControl module in this rpm before uninstalling it.
Did your KDE crash or did it just stop loading? That's a known issue with Mandrake, and it happens because of magicdev, it's been discussed previously here. I've sent a bug report to the gtk-qt developer (davidsansome) about magicdev and he's gonna try to fix it. It'd help if you's send him a bug report too if you experienced crashes, with as much detail as possible, mostly what KDE theme you were using, there might be some issues with some KDE themes. You could also give it a try with another KDE theme and see if it works, that way we'd know that gtk-qt doesn't work with your KDE theme and we could report it as an issue with that theme to get it fixed.
I've posted the rpm because some people requested it and the issues are not related to the rpm itself but to the gtk-qt engine. The next versions will probably have most of the bugs worked out, and it'd help if most people that experience problems send bug reports to the developer.
Hope this helps, and please provide more information about your issues if you can, hopefully most of them will be fixed soon.
Thanks :) - Jul 06 2004

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments

GTK1 Themes by ntesa 33 comments

GTK1 Themes by ntesa 33 comments
$ ldd /usr/bin/magicdev | grep gtk
libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0 => /usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0
So magicdev is a gtk2 app, and as a consequence of using the gtk2 library it will use the current gtk2 theme, in this case the gtk-qt engine. From the magicdev rpm, this is the description:
"Magicdev is a daemon that detects when a CD is removed or inserted. Magicdev handles running autorun programs on the CD, updating the File Manager, and playing audio CDs."
So, unless your machine is not configured to run supermount, magicdev is pretty much useless in kde, unless you want autorun for your CDs. As far as I know supermount is configured by default on Mandrake. There has been a discussion about magicdev and supermount on the gtk-qt page, as I mentioned before, but I'll post the link again for your convenience:
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=9714
It's your choice if you wanna continue to use magicdev or this theme. But disabling magicdev will not prevent you from using your CD, at least not as long as you have supermount enabled.
This theme engine does work on Mandrake 10. To answer your questions, I got it to work on Mandrake 10 just by compiling and installing it, and I made an rpm based on users' requests on the gtk-qt page. I never said that it doesn't work on Mandrake 10, I said that KDE will fail to load completely if magicdev is running when using this theme engine, because magicdev starts before KDE ends loading. Maybe there are better solutions, like finding the script which starts magicdev and moving it to the end of the script to start it later, or adding it to KDE's autostart folder instead of just disabling or removing it completelly.
I'm sorry if I'd given you bad advice, but I can assure you that it wasn't malicious or with bad intentions, I was just trying to help.
And finally, as much as I'd like to take credit for this app (or theme engine), it isn't mine, it's been developed by davidsansome. - Jun 24 2004

GTK1 Themes by ntesa 33 comments
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=9714
The problem is that Mandrake 10 starts magicdev when starting kde and magicdev is a gtk2 app, but kde is not completely loaded yet, so the gtk-qt theme engine can't create the gtk2 theme yet. The only fix that I know of so far, is to either uninstall or disable magicdev when kde starts (but I don't know how to disable it).
Linux has "non-standards" problems as you put it just because different distributions have different packages and different behaviours, so this problem would happen on any Linux distro that starts a gtk2 app when kde starts, although I'm not aware of any other distros doing this, except for Mandrake 10.
I'll add a note to the description, thanks for the heads up :) - Jun 20 2004

GTK1 Themes by davidsansome 280 comments

GTK1 Themes by ntesa 33 comments
# This file was written by KDE
# You can edit it in the KDE control center, under "GTK styles and fonts"
include "/usr/share/themes/Qt/gtk-2.0/gtkrc"
style "user-font"
{
font_name="Lucida Sans 10"
}
widget_class "*" style "user-font"
You'll probably have a different font there, but the include line should be the same. You can set this by using the KControl module as I explained in my previous post.
If your gtk2 apps still don't look like your kde apps, please send an email to the gtk-qt author (mememe at davidsansome.com) or post a bug report on the gtk-qt page here:
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=9714
Good luck! - Jun 20 2004

KDE Plasma Screenshots by Chris12349 3 comments

GTK1 Themes by ntesa 33 comments

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=8692
Or send an email to Thomas (baghira-style at gmx.net) with as much information as you can.
Thanks. - Jun 20 2004

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments

GTK1 Themes by ntesa 33 comments

GTK1 Themes by davidsansome 280 comments
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=13545 - Jun 18 2004

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=8993 - Jun 18 2004

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments

GTK1 Themes by davidsansome 280 comments

KDE 3.x Window Decorations by ntesa 11 comments

Karamba & Superkaramba by ntesa 24 comments

Karamba & Superkaramba by ntesa 24 comments

Karamba & Superkaramba by ntesa 24 comments

KDE 3.5 Themes by ntesa 103 comments

Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by gotux78 7 comments

KDE Plasma Screenshots by ntesa 9 comments

Karamba & Superkaramba by ntesa 24 comments

KDE Plasma Screenshots by ntesa 9 comments
ShadowParameters=0,1,16.0,192.0,2,4,0,0,0,0
You should disable the shadow before updating that file, and then enable it again.
Here's a howto posted by abby a while ago:
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=12380 - Jun 02 2004