Umm.. VERY basic question :)

["Soulhuntre" <soulhuntre soulhuntre com>]

Hiya all :)

I knwo this sounds silly but...

I just installed a brand new Linix Redhat 5.2 system ('server' option) and I
want to use GTK/themes. But after following the RPM trail, I have no clue
what I need to install ....

So can someone tell me what I need to install to upgrade so I can run
GTK/themes?


Ken

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jacob Christen [mailto:jchrist1@erols.com]
> Sent: Friday, April 09, 1999 8:15 PM
> To: gtk-list@redhat.com
> Subject: [gtk-list] Re: GLIB+win32 memory problem
>
>
> Tim Janik wrote:
>
> > i also doubt that this is a reasonable approach at things,
> if you need thread
> > locking, why don't you use one global mutex? as soon as you
> want to lock
>
> > single objects, code complexity doubles (or does that actually grow
> > exponentially? ;) because to update one GList node, you'd
> had to take care
> > of locking the ->prev and ->next nodes as well, and that
> gets you into the
> > matter of locking single objects in the right order to
> avoid deadlock
> > scenarios.
> > imho, you're better off defining+implementing your own
> structures/objects
> > once you want per node locking.
> >
>
> you're right of course--poor design on my part.  i don't need
> node-level locking,
> it just surfaced as an artifact of my design for a clean
> (read as:  pleasing to
> the eye and tendonitis)  list-global lock.
>
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