tor, 04 05 2006 kl. 09:30 +0200, skrev Benedikt Meurer: > Christopher Harrison wrote: > > Hi, > > Hey Christopher, > > The thunar-workers mailinglist is only for change notifications from the > Wiki. Please use the thunar-dev mailinglist for questions. > > > I'm having a problem with Thunar running under OpenBox - so much so that > > I'm beginning to wish I installed XFCE from the start! Anyway, I digress > > - I'm sorry if this is the wrong place to ask, but I can't find a > > solution to my problem and it's rather irritating. > > Basically Thunar is assigning the fallback icon to every item (files, > > directories, etc.). Now, I saw in your Wiki FAQ that this is usually > > down to one of two things: no XSETTINGS manager or bad icons. When I > > emerged Thunar, it included xfce-mcs-manager as one of its dependencies > > (IIRC); however, running this when starting X doesn't have any effect. > > So, I'm left with the bad icon theory... The problem with this is that > > OpenBox doesn't include anything to change the icon theme because, well, > > it's just a menu! I did try emerging the XFCE icon theme - it didn't > > work - I would assume that this isn't enough and it somehow needs to be > > "assigned" in some configuration file. How does one do this? (Sorry: I > > realise this isn't a Thunar issue, per sé.) I don't want to emerge XFCE > > or Gnome just for an icon theme chooser. > > > > If this isn't the reason; are there any further suggestions? > > Install xfce-mcs-plugins, then run xfce-mcs-manager on startup. Use > xfce-settings-show ui to open the "User interface" settings and select > an icon theme (default is hicolor, which does not contain any mime > icons, thats why you see the fallback icon).
Alternatively, you can add the following line to ~/.gtkrc-2.0 : gtk-icon-theme-name = "Tango" Replace "Tango" with the name of a valid icon theme with mime icons (if you don't want to use Tango, or doesn't have it installed). > > Many thanks :) > > Christopher Harrison > > Benedikt Stefan _______________________________________________ Thunar-dev mailing list [email protected] http://foo-projects.org/mailman/listinfo/thunar-dev
