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You can just try another engine.

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发件人:	M. David Krauss [mailto:Fader@frodo.com]
发送时间:	Thursday, December 16, 1999 3:45 春眠不觉晓
收件人:	gtk-list@redhat.com
主题:	[gtk-list] Difficulty using theme engines

Greetings.

I sent the following text to this list in early November. It came through
the
list back to me just fine, but I never saw any answers. Perhaps something
went
wrong and nobody else recieved it? Or perhaps nobody has any ideas to help.

At any rate, reading the list daily has proved an educational experience,
and I
wish to thank everyone who has posted either answers or questions for giving
me
things to think about.

Here is my problem as posted previously:

-------------
Okay, I've searched the archiives, read the FAQs, even looked at
some of the sources, and I'm stuck.

I can't get GTK themes to work. Well, more accurately, I can't get the theme
engines to work. Every time I try to load a theme that uses anything but the
default engine, it spews out a bunch of lines like:

Gtk-WARNING **: Unable to locate loadable module in module_path:
"libpixmap.so",

Well, that's easy to explain. There is no such file as libpixmap.so.

There is a libpixmap.a and a libpixmap.la, as well as equivilant files for
each
of the engines, under /usr/local/lib/gtk/themes/engines, but no .so files to
be
seen.

So I went back to the gtk-engines source tree and rebuilt it carefully.
Nope,
no .so files are generated or installed at any time.

Many many thanks in advance for any advice!

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