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Alright so i just got the latest openSUSE (KDE version), and my first question is which KDE version am i running? Control Center says 3.5.10, but i thought openSUSE 11.1 comes with 4.1? Furthurmore the default openSUSE theme resides in subfolders open kde4 (w..t..f.)
This brings me to my second problem. I have downloaded a theme from kde-look and am having a pain in the butt time trying to figure out how to use it. I've installed kbfx, but simply hitting install on the theme was not enough. I had to uncompress the file to /opt/kde3/share/apps/kbfx/skins and THEN run the configappmanager as root, then it would let me install it, and it shows up BUT it wont let me use the darn thing. I can select the theme and press apply all the times i want but it's no use. Emerald wont even see the file ![]() |
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To check KDE version, open dolphin and see Help -> About KDE.
You can install new theme from Right click on desktop -> Appearance Settings -> New Theme (for desktop theme) and it should show kde-look.org sources (maybe needs configuration, I'm not too sure about openSuse) |
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If you selected the KDE option when you installed openSUSE, then you have KDE4.1. The KDE3.510 was under Other option (maybe). Kbfx - You installed it as root - and If I'm right the permissions in /opt/kde3/... are alse set for root. Maybe this causes the problem. Why don't you try to unpack it within your users directory and then install it? |
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oi, such a hassle haha. The theme is 3.2+ so it should work correct?
And yeah i can add some themes using the desktop theme manager, but not all, such as ones that need to use kbfx. Ill try reinstalling it in a moment and see what i get. Edit: Yeah, it didnt work the same stupid **** happens, it WONT apply the themes. Man i dont understand this **** application at all ![]()
Last edited by FLCL on Sun Jan 18, 2009 9:48 am, edited 1 time in total.
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@FLCL: Since you are used to a KDE 3 environment, I would recommend if possible reinstalling openSUSE 11.1, making sure to select the KDE 3.5 option when you get to select your Desktop Environment ( it is under the "Other Options" item )
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