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Themes (and menus) question

Themes (and menus) question

2003-04-30       - By John Williams

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Hi all

I am trying to find out how to change themes. The information I have
found says to use the "Applications " menu on gnome-panel and go to
"Preferences- >Theme ".

I have no such menu structure. (I have the "Preferences " sub menu but
no "Theme " item.) I have read the documents about the menus being
created by gnome-vfs vfolders in /etc and ~/.gnome2 but I cannot see
which RPM owns

/etc/gnome-vfs-2.0/vfolders/applications.vfolder-info


which seems to be responsible for the "stock " Shrike menu. (rpm -qf
claims that it is not owned by any package.)

I am now lost. Can anyone help?


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John Williams
Department of Marketing
Otago University
Dunedin, New Zealand