On Fri, 2005-08-12 at 14:06 +0800, Gavin Chester wrote: > The problem _seems_ to centre on evo to have got rid of its own control > for the toolbar. I can change it with galeon because it has kept its > own toolbar control :-/ It's also not a fault of Xfce4 (as far as I > see) because I have a copy of evo on one PC with text AND icons > inherited by upgrading from earlier evo versions.
> So, still looking for an "evolution-specific, > window-manager-independent" way of changing evo's toolbar. All > suggestions welcome :-) "Use the source, Luke." ;-) Seriously, changing the gconf setting _should_ help, but it's probably not picked up by gconfd (GNOME apps use gconfd to interact with the gconf settings; gconfd likes to keep stuff in memory instead of re-parsing XML files). You might try a "pkill gconfd" on the user's system and then restart evolution. That _should_ start a new instance of gconfd as well and it _should_ pick up the changes. (I just confirmed it with gnome-terminal settings) Let me know if this works for you. Steven -- "Friends, Romans, countrymen! Leave me alone!" -- Bucky Katt _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - evolution@lists.ximian.com http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
