What would that do?
QT apps (i.e. VLC) will look better or otherwise match the GTK+ theme you're
using.
grimlok: XFCE is grr8! I think it would look better if you installed the
package qt4-qtconfig and then set the gui style to GTK.
cheers
So I got tired of dealing with the new GNOME and ended up going with XFCE to
get the results I want. Had to play around with some things but it's getting
there. Screenshot attached.
Thanks everyone!
grimlok
That would mean no desktop icons though, if I remember correctly.
Could be, can't say because I don't use any.
Removing Compton does work! Thanks David!
Hello all,
I have made the switch finally from 6.0 to 7.0 and as always when one
makes a major upgrades some things have broken. I was hoping you all could
give me some insight on whether or not I can fix these things.
First, I would like to know if there is a way to turn off the
Thanks for the response Opon..
If you right-click on an image, one of the menu options is Set as
Wallpaper.
This doesn't help for tiled wallpaper, there is no tile function which is
frustrating.
I think it has been. If you don't like it, you may want to try a different
file manager.
If you want a tiled wallpaper I think you can use GNOME Tweak Tool.
If you don't like Nautilus you can replace it with Cinnamon's Nemo:
https://launchpad.net/~webupd8team/+archive/ubuntu/nemo
Ah, my bad, then.
Second, when I go to select a background the Pictures button only shows
pictures in the root of my 'Pictures' folder and there is no way to select a
custom area for this. There used to be a way in 6.0, but that has gone.
If you right-click on an image, one of the menu options is Set as
You could try the nitrogen package for picking wallpapers. It allows custom
directory and background color and tiling.
You don't need a PPA, Nemo is in Trisquel's normal repo.
Very sad that one has to find something else to make something work the way
they want it, when it worked that way before.
If I'm thinking of what you're thinking of, it was removed from Nautilus
because it was deemed unnecessary. It makes sense given GNOME's design
principles.
Is there
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