Thanks for your quick response, I have checked for the /usr/local/share/themes/Industrial dir and this existed (deleted it?), then i did
./configure --prefix=/usr make make install
Now its installed in /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/2.2.2/enigines . I see 3 files there which are from the industrial theme.. libindustrial.a, libindustrial.la and libindustrial.so.
When i go to Applications >Preferences > Theme, and then go to Theme details to select Industrial in control i still dont see it there?
Is there anything else i should do? Thanks for you time.
Best regards,
Davy
Shaun McCance wrote:
On Mon, 2003-12-29 at 19:00, Davy Obdam wrote:
Hi people,
Sorry if this is a stupid question(or in the wrong mailing list), but i am kinda a newbie with linux. I have trouble installing the GTK2-Industrial Engine, which i downloaded from http://art.gnome.org/themes/gtk2/468.php I have read the FAQ and the readme file included. I did also install the metacity theme which was easy.
My system is Fedora Core 1 , with gnome 2.4.0. I have downloaded the
file, and unpacked it. Then i went in to the dir and did ./configure,
then make and finally make install. I did not notice any errors (as far
as i know), but i do not see this theme in the theme window..
Has anyone made it work with fedora core 1? i am probably doing
something wrong her i guess. Any help would be appreciated.
My guess is that it's our good friend prefix. Check to see if this directory exists:
/usr/local/share/themes/Industrial
If so, then it was installed in /usr/local. On Fedora, all the GNOME stuff is installed in /usr, so you have to adjust your path accordingly when you run configure. Basically, for any GNOME software, the standard procedure for you will be:
./configure --prefix=/usr make make install
-- Shaun
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