Comment Re:Bluecurve is only a theme (Score 0) 295
Is Bluecurve on Freshmeat's themes section yet?
As far as I know, it's not. But getting the Bluecurve theme is not so hard. Go to your local RedHat-mirror and get the redhat-artwork source-RPM. Use MC or a program like Alien to extract the tar.gz out of it. Untar that to a directory. Go to the directory that contains the theme you wish to compile (i.e. KDE or Gnome2 version). Edit the makefile by hand to specifiy the directories that have the necessary libraries (this is not so hard as it seems - I tried the ./configure script on a Debian Woody-box, and that didn't work. Some of the dirs looked to have been 'hard-coded' in one of the scripts). Now type make and, as root, make install.
That's all there's to it. It might seem a little bit complicated, but it's not, really. And besides, what's wrong with doing a little bit of work for a very nice (Debian) desktop?
As far as I know, it's not. But getting the Bluecurve theme is not so hard. Go to your local RedHat-mirror and get the redhat-artwork source-RPM. Use MC or a program like Alien to extract the tar.gz out of it. Untar that to a directory. Go to the directory that contains the theme you wish to compile (i.e. KDE or Gnome2 version). Edit the makefile by hand to specifiy the directories that have the necessary libraries (this is not so hard as it seems - I tried the
That's all there's to it. It might seem a little bit complicated, but it's not, really. And besides, what's wrong with doing a little bit of work for a very nice (Debian) desktop?
