Re: [evince] evince client side decorations

["jose aliste gmail com" <jose aliste gmail com>]

Hi, 

newer versions of Evince do use the Headerbar which is the fat toolbar that you are referring to. Currently there is no way of not having this UI in evince. The closest thing would be to install atril from the mate-desktop, which is a fork of evince 2.32. 

Greetings

On Mon, Jun 1, 2015 at 6:21 PM, Peter Koellner <peter asgalon net> wrote:

Hi!

Since I updated to Debian 8, I spent some serious time investigating why enlightenment shows some of the applications with very ugly, fat, unintuitive toolbars that do not match the enlightenment layout at all.

Naturally, I first thought is was some defect in the enlightenment development version.

Well, today I found out that the reason is that gtk+ 3 seems to have switched to client side decorations. That is why everything built with gtk+ looks very, very ugly now and has very confusing toolbars.

I don't like it and I want to get rid of it. So is there an easy way to get evince (and maybe other applications) to run without that crap?

I really would not want to throw it out, because I think it is a very good PDF reader, but I fear I have to get rid of all GNOME dependencies now if that does not work out.

regards


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peter kollner <peter asgalon net>
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