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i have pushed some rebuilt packages due to python 3.6 -> 3.7 migration and also some packages gets upgraded and new dep is introduced for BeautifulSoup: python-soupsieve
It is basically a fork of Willy's CSB, but before running the CSB build scripts, it first upgrades a number of packages from 14.2 to newer versions needed by Cinnamon 4.0. It also includes the latest upower so that the power management stuff works correctly when a battery is present, and it adds support for suspend/hibernate with ConsoleKit. There is also a set of additional packages you can choose to install or not.
Please be aware that if you install these, you are no longer running a stock Slackware system, and some existing packages on your system may need a rebuild. Only do this if you are okay with that situation. No warranty is included. Alternatively, if you don't want the latest and greatest Cinnamon, just use Willy's 14.2 CSB branch instead.
Yeah, but last time i checked, there were some files that weren't on mint-themes, so for now, i'd keep them both until i'm sure that we can remove cinnamon-themes
FYI, it turns out the Mint-X desktop themes are not in the mint-themes package, so I think it's a good call to keep cinnamon-themes. It's strange that they are apparently not supporting the Mint-X desktop themes anymore, though.
FYI, it turns out the Mint-X desktop themes are not in the mint-themes package, so I think it's a good call to keep cinnamon-themes. It's strange that they are apparently not supporting the Mint-X desktop themes anymore, though.
I don't use cinnamon-themes but I still have the Mint-X themes.
I also don't use Willy's SlackBuilds. Well a couple.
I don't use cinnamon-themes but I still have the Mint-X themes.
I also don't use Willy's SlackBuilds. Well a couple.
Okay, a different question then. On my install, all of the Mint-Y-Dark-{color variant} GTK themes don't seem to work right. They all appear to actually be light, except for the plain Mint-Y-Dark theme (the one with green accents), which is dark. The others end up giving me light colored windows, and also the panel colors don't look the same as in the previews. If I get a chance I will post some screenshots to demonstrate. I assume there is something messed up with mine, but I'm not sure what.
Edit: Mint-Y-Dark-Blue example posted.
Last edited by montagdude; 03-11-2019 at 06:22 AM.
This is mine with all Mint-Y (Dark/) Blue theme stuff.
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Originally Posted by montagdude
Thanks. I'll compare your and Willy's SlackBuilds. Quite possibly this is due building on 14.2, though, and I still need to upgrade some things.
So actually this seems to be an issue on Willy's end. I noticed your SlackBuild for mint-themes uses the generate-themes.py script. Willy's doesn't - it just copies some files around. I believe the themes are not being generated properly. Once I changed my SlackBuild to use generate-themes.py, everything started working correctly (and cinnamon-themes can be removed with nothing lost). Thanks for your help!
Oh, i think i know the reason.
Back in November, i added rubygem-sass for that purpose (building using generate-themes.py), but i haven't change mint-themes to use the script instead of moving things around. Thanks for pointing that out.
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