Kai-Martin,
[snip]
>Tried it on Debian/testing. I extracted the zip file to /tmp/geda-test.
>The gschem binary generally works, but I get messages on startup:
Thanks for running this test.
[snip]
>(gschem.x:14971): Gtk-WARNING **: Unable to locate theme engine in
>module_path: "smooth",
Please create the following file:
/tmp/geda-test/etc/gtk-2.0/gtkrc
with the following contents:
gtk-theme-name = "Default"
and see if that makes these warnings go away. I don't see these on my
box, but then again I haven't changed any gtk+ themes (I'm a boring defaults
kinda guy. :)
[snip]
>I have libgnomebreakpad.so sitting in /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules . So
>gschem should be able to find it. The rest of the warnings look
As Peter mentioned, the binary suite has it's own version of gtk+ so
it won't go looking for modules outside of /tmp/geda-test or whatever.
I see this warning as well. Not sure why it is being search for though.
>like some theme cannot be found. Consequently, the app uses the metacity
>default icons in file selector dialogs rather those of my local gnome
>theme.
Yup, this is an unfortunate side effect. In the refactored version of
the binary suite, I will provide a mechanism to allow you to use your
system installed gtk+ and that might help with some of these gtk+ issue.
[snip]
>I have yet to do some "real" work with the binary distribution.
Some simple tests would be greatly appreciated. Thanks,
-Ales
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