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I'm a user of Sylpheed-Claws and it is a GTK application and it looks kinda ugly. If I remember right, with GNOME you could change the look of GTK application. I don't have GNOME (and don't want to install it) on my computer so how can I change the look of GTK.
Gnome is the suck, use KDE, sorry I can't be more helpful
Sorry, but did you read my post AT ALL. I said that I DON'T HAVE gnome and DON'T WANT to install it. I just want to change the look of GTK applications. I never said anything else about GNOME.
So next time you post, read the previous posts first.
Sorry, but did you read my post AT ALL. I said that I DON'T HAVE gnome and DON'T WANT to install it. I just want to change the look of GTK applications. I never said anything else about GNOME.
Oh! in that case, I don't know and Gnome still is the suck.
You could also get the gtk-qt theme engine for kde. It will make your GTK apps look like qt and it can be configured from the kde control centre (http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/gtk-qt)
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