gX - Gnome-look.org

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Description:

gX is a dark theme for gnome that uses the smooth engine. It is designed with attention to detail and usability in mind.

Last changelog:

14 years ago

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Update - 2004/02/12
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- better selection feedback iworkspace switcher widget
- used better check (now crisscross) and radio (now less hideous) buttons
- use of focus ring across all buttons, entry widgets and more.
- complete documentation
- many more subtle changes

lukeoldboy
14 years ago

Hallo, my problem is that EOG crashes when i open an image , with gX theme . Changing GTK-2 theme, eog works fine.
I got EOG 2.8.0-3 ; i would use gX theme, because imho it's great, in a special way with a red wallpaper (it's so redhat-stylish...). But i would also view images.

Have you ever seen this behaviour ? How can i fix it?

Thanks
Luca

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silenteef
14 years ago

Can you launch EOG from a terminal and see if it gives you any error messages? I have EOG 2.9.0 installed and it doesn't have this problem.

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lukeoldboy
14 years ago

The problem was eog 2.8.0 ... now i've upgraded it and all is working fine.
Thanks!

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jarping
14 years ago

and for gtk1???

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Fingel
14 years ago

What can be changed so you can see the text cursor? Its kinda annoying to not know where it is all the time when its a dark background. Otherwise, awesome theme.

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silenteef
14 years ago

The next release of the theme will address that issue. I'm still working on it. Dark themes are a pain to get right. Bear with me.

Either way, I think you will need to create a text and entry widget class and then manipulate the GtkCursor::Colors or something similar.

Some website will not display well with this theme. This isn't a fault of the theme, but a bug in Gecko, Epiphany's, Galeon's, Mozilla's and Firefox' rendering engine. This is based on what the Epiphany developers told me.

I've observed that Mozilla displays most websites perfectly, not the same with Epiphany or Galeon though.

I assume you are having this problem with in Mozilla's and Firefox' address location bar?

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