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I've been trying to install some eye-candy on my xubuntu xfce.
The gtk-2.0 themes i install works just fine but when i download xfwm4 themes they don't show up in "Settings Manager".
I untar the files in /usr/share/themes. I've read somewhere that i could do this ~/.themes but i have no such directory.
So my question would be, how do i get the xfwm4 themes up and running?
And one more question, does anybody know of a cool lightweight cpu/network monitoring bar?
I've been trying to install some eye-candy on my xubuntu xfce.
The gtk-2.0 themes i install works just fine but when i download xfwm4 themes they don't show up in "Settings Manager".
I untar the files in /usr/share/themes. I've read somewhere that i could do this ~/.themes but i have no such directory.
So my question would be, how do i get the xfwm4 themes up and running?
And one more question, does anybody know of a cool lightweight cpu/network monitoring bar?
Did you try creating a ~/.themes directory and untarring the files there?
The default path that the xfwm4-themes packages uses is /usr/share/themes/<theme name>/xfwm/. When you're untarring the theme packages, are they including the subdirectory xfwm4 (basically what I'm asking is are you using the -xsf switch when untarring, and is the archive creating the proper subdirectories)?
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