RE: enlightenment themes?

[Federico David Sacerdoti <fds offm62 wuh wustl edu>]

Hi,

I heared the name "GNOME" on an NPR (national public radio) broadcast and
was pretty pyched. They were talking about Linux vs. Microsoft, blah,
blah, the melodramatic battle which will give MS a run for its money...
whatever. But it was very nice to hear them say GNOME.

The real reason for this post is related to the issue quoted below. I was
wondering if there is an easy was to modify E themes so that the
configuration buttons do not appear. For example, some great themes
obscure my panel with "exit" and "restart" buttons. Is there a way to
customize the themes so that those buttons do not appear? That would be
very useful to me.

Thanks,
-FDS

On Mon, 1 Mar 1999, David Puryear wrote:

> Change name to *.tar.gz and you'll be able to use gmc/mc to look inside or
> untar it. I do this all the time to customize mine.
> 
> Did you know that the themes that come with e is not in tared and gzipped state?
> Just look in where you installed your enlightenment.
> 
> hth,
> David
> 
> On 02-Mar-99 hitch wrote:
> > alright....I'm almost positive this is the wrong place for this...
> > but someone mentioned it a bit ago...
> > I want to edit the enlightenment theme I have, and I can't 'cause it's
> > in .etheme format.
> > someone said to untar it, but it's not in tar format...
> > any hints/help?
> > please?
> > 
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