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Hi there,I was an user of #! and since i use bunsen i have no problems until now.
I tried to customize my desktop, but i don't did it right and now I have a problem with gtk. When i run a program, the seems look bad: bad icons, bad shadows on the windows and stuff like that.
When i run a program from console, i got errors like:
Gtk-WARNING **: Theme parsing error: gtk-widgets-radiance.css:111:42: Expected '(
The problem is i don't remember what i do to customize my desktop, so i can't undo the changes.
Can anybody help me?
I think that will be a good idea restore the appearance of bunsenlabs but i don't know how to do it.
Thanks id advance.
P.D.: I don't now English very well, so i hope you understand me.
Last edited by emek (2017-02-28 20:18:40)
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The file at ~/.gtkrc-2.0 controls the GTK theme for your desktop.
You can restore the original version of that file with:
cp /usr/share/bunsen/skel/.gtkrc-2.0 $HOME
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Radiance is an Ubuntu theme, but that won't make a difference except maybe for GTK3 apps.
Anyway, try changing you theme via Menu>Preferences>Appearance
@damo made a nice 'introduction to the desktop' tutorial...
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Hi again, first thanks for your reply.
The file at ~/.gtkrc-2.0 controls the GTK theme for your desktop.
You can restore the original version of that file with:
cp /usr/share/bunsen/skel/.gtkrc-2.0 $HOME
I try with this but the problem is still here
Radiance is an Ubuntu theme, but that won't make a difference except maybe for GTK3 apps.
Anyway, try changing you theme via Menu>Preferences>Appearance
@damo made a nice 'introduction to the desktop' tutorial...
I forgot to say that when I tried to customize my desktop I follow the tutorial that i found on the forum but obviously in the wrong way. I already try changing the theme via Menu>Preferences>Appearance and also with
Menu -> Preferences -> Openbox -> GUI Config Tool, but i have nothing but negative results.
What else can be?
Edit:
I just realize that don't occur with every program. For example, if i run evince from console i get the error
Gtk-WARNING **: Theme parsing error: gtk-widgets-radiance.css:111:42: Expected '('
i check out .theme folder but is empty, so i have no idea where radiance theme can be.
Last edited by emek (2017-02-28 20:26:04)
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I just realize that don't occur with every program. For example, if i run evince from console i get the errorGtk-WARNING **: Theme parsing error: gtk-widgets-radiance.css:111:42: Expected '('
i check out .theme folder but is empty, so i have no idea where radiance theme can be.
Radiance is an Ubuntu theme, but that won't make a difference except maybe for GTK3 apps.
Evince is a gtk3 application. Do you get the problem with one of the BL default themes?
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I'm not sure about your question, but i try change to every themes which appear on Menu>Preferences>Appearance and the error still here.
Damo say that evince is a gtk3 application, so I check the .config folder, and i found a gtk-3.0 folder where is the file which gives me the error.
I don't know if help, but I have this files on the folder:
apps
assets
bookmarks
gtk.css
gtk-main.css
gtk-widgets-assets.css
gtk-widgets-assets-radiance.css
gtk-widgets-borders.css
gtk-widgets-borders-radiance.css
gtk-widgets.css
#gtk-widgets-radiance.css#
gtk-widgets-radiance.css
public-colors.css
settings.ini
if a rename the folder (to tot to delete it just in case), and run evince the problem is gone. Can it be considered solved?
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i check out .theme folder but is empty, so i have no idea where radiance theme can be.
Check /usr/share/themes
Radiance is not in the Debian repo(s). Did you install something from Ubuntu (like 'light-themes') or a Launchpad PPA? If so, you may have broken your system.
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if a rename the folder (to tot to delete it just in case), and run evince the problem is gone. Can it be considered solved?
If you have no errors and everything is working, yes. Let's not mark it SOLVED yet, though.
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Radiance is not in the Debian repo(s). Did you install something from Ubuntu (like 'light-themes') or a Launchpad PPA? If so, you may have broken your system.
I remember install something in that folder. But it wasn't something from ubuntu (i know that something from ubuntu ppa broke my system, so i never do that).
I remember download themes from the forum (post like Screenshots of month) but i not sure which one was (i do a lot of time ago).
What if a delete all folder on /usr/share/themes which were not originally on bl? It is very caveman?
Last edited by emek (2017-02-28 22:11:50)
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No, don't do that. You need, for example, hicolor. If everything works, leave it. Themes take up almost no space.
BTW, can you change themes now via lxappearance?
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No, don't do that. You need, for example, hicolor. If everything works, leave it. Themes take up almost no space.
BTW, can you change themes now via lxappearance?
Yes, i can change themes from lxappearance without problems. But don't appear all the names of the folder on /usr/share/themes/
I'll be more carefully in the future when i install themes
Should i put solved in the name of the topic?
Thanks you all guys
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It's normal that all those folder names don't appear. Besides GTK themes, that folder also contains cursor themes, notification themes, Openbox themes, etc...
Glad it's working now, I'll take care of marking this SOLVED.
Post back here if you find you still have the same issue.
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