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Distribution: Fedora 12, Ubuntu 10.10, Linux Mint 10
Posts: 47
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Cairo Dock Theme issues
hello, i am running fedora 12 and having issues changing my theme on Cairo Dock... basically, everywhere i look says something about a theme manager, but when i look for this so called theme manager, i get nothing. On another note, i would also like cairo dock to be enabled to start upon start-up. if it makes a difference, i am using openGL and am on the latest release of Cairo Dock... i am semi-familiar with terminal so a list of commands would be great! (i used to run DOS computers when i was a kid...) thanks in advance for your help!
Right click on the Cairo dock bar which should bring up a menu. Go to Cairo-Dock>Manage themes or, alternatively, go to Cairo-Dock>Configure and click the Themes tab.
Distribution: Fedora 12, Ubuntu 10.10, Linux Mint 10
Posts: 47
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i actually tried to add it to start-up that way and it start the file through gedit, even though i cant make it do it normally... so i was looking for a way to do it through command...
Distribution: Fedora 12, Ubuntu 10.10, Linux Mint 10
Posts: 47
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also, if someone knows where a repository of themes would be, that would be great! thanks again, and thank you, your suggestion about right clicking worked... i feel dumb.. haha... i guess i need more time to become familiarized with this
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