>> Olivier wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> (Debian 8 updated here.) >> >> I've done a theme for Mate and I'm packaging it. >> >> So, I've done a package which first, installs all the files under >> /usr/share/theme/mytheme. >> This part is OK and I can choose my theme in mate. >> >> >> >> Now, I've been working (and reading a lot about) on how to install it: >> 1) as a default theme (then any new user will get it by default) >> 2) "straight-live" which mean that mate automagically will switch to it when >> installing the package
> Cameron wrote: > > I am fairly sure you can use gschema override files for this. Cameron, with this, I've been able to look at an example in the desktop-base package and I found my way with a mix of it plus using update-alternative for the background image. Now, if I'm creating a new user, the theme used (plus other few MATE GUI tweaks) are taken in account. The "1)" is done thanks to you, thanks for this ! The last thing I'm working on is the "straight-live" install. As said in my previous email, I've got some command line which are working in a terminal launched as a user such as : gsettings set org.mate.Marco.general theme 'mytheme' gsettings set org.mate.background picture-filename '/usr/share/backgrounds/mytheme/mybackgroundpicture.png' gsettings set org.mate.interface gtk-theme 'mytheme' ... but those doesn't work when launched in a root environnement. So I've been thinking at something : is there any way to launched a command line in a postinst script which could get the name of the user who asked for the package installation (before he/she got root) ? I've been thinking at something like : su -c $USERwhoLAUNCHEDtheINSTALLATIONofTHEpackage "gsettings ... .." ? Regards, Olivier -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: https://lists.debian.org/1440449038.1075044946.1431626098441.javamail.r...@zimbra61-e11.priv.proxad.net
