Re: [Evolution] color stripes in folder tree background (where are they ?)

[guenther <guenther rudersport de>]

> > > > > > > I'm running evolution 2.4.2.1 on gentoo. The mail headers have
> > > > > > > alternating white and grey background stripes. The folder tree
> > > > > > > background is all white.
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > My coleagues has evo 2.4.1 on kubuntu, and the folder tree has
> > > > > > > alternating blue and white stripes. How can I get these ?

> > > > Since Evo is a Gnome application, you need to change the Gnome theme.
> > > > Under KDE you can run gnome-control-center (from a Shell) and click on
> > > > the appropriate button. This will affect all your Gnome apps but not the
> > > > KDE ones. Same goes for font changes.

> that worked, sort of. I can swap themes, but I can't find the cool
> white/blue background stripes in my choices. Anyway, I guess this theme
> is a kubuntu speciality.

This might be just too obvious, but...

Did you ever think about asking your Kubuntu using colleagues, which GTK
theme they are using? This may indeed very well be a Kubuntu or KDE
specific theme. There are GTK theme engines out there, that actually use
Qt internally for a consistent look across Desktops...


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