Philippe Gendreau wrote:
>I'd really like to make that work...
>
>I settled for updating just the window theme (it's running full screen
>anyway). I could not find more information than what's in the pygtk
>tutorial (rc_parse('rc file')).
>
>I'd really appreciate it if someone could point me in the direction of some
>docs or programs that make use of this kind of stuff.
>
>My main question now is:
>How do I update the application theme for all present and future widgets?
>
>
For gtk 1.2, pretty much the only way to cause all future apps to use
the new theme, you need to write out a ~/.gtkrc file.
For gtk 2.0, the recommended way is to use an XSETTINGS manager. GNOME
2.0 provides such a daemon (gnome-settings-daemon), and you can control
it with gconf. Simply change the "/desktop/gnome/interface/gtk_theme"
key to the name of the theme you want. If that doesn't do what you
want, you can create a ~/.gtkrc-2.0 file with the following line:
gtk-theme-name = "foo"
Note that the theme name from the XSETTINGS manager will take precedence
to the one in the ~/.gtkrc-2.0 file.
James.
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