Re: Gnome questions.

[Surya Kiran Gullapalli <skg fluent co in>]

> > 02. when ever i run a gtk/gnome application, i'm getting these 
> > warning messages
> >
> >    Gtk-warning*** Unable to locate theme engine in module path: 
> > 'qtpixmap'
> >
> > apparently qtpixmap is not installed and i've installed qtpixmap. But 
> > now i'm not getting these warning messages, but the windows look and 
> > feel are of KDE/Keramic, rather than gtk native. Why is that so. ??
>
>
> This depends on the window manager. The window decorations depend on 
> the window manager
> you are running.
>
> > I've tried changing theme using gnome-theme-manager, but nothing 
> > happened. what i've observed is when ever i run a gtk/gnome 
> > application from KDE, i'm getting this behaviour. If i run on other 
> > DE, i'm getting the native gtk look and feel. My question, how can i 
> > avoid the gtk warning on qtpixmap, and at the same time, i get gtk 
> > look and feel, when i'm on kde.
> Window manager needs to be metacity for a GNOME look and feel.
Well, These things i'm trying at my home.


But In my office, i run gtk/gnome applications on KDE, with gtk look 
and feel and with out any warnings?

I checked the installation, and qtpixmap was not installed here.  Am i 
missing some thing here. ??

In my office also i use Suse 9.1 with gcc - 3.4.3


Thanks,
Surya