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I was using openbox for a while (couple of days) and then decided to switch to KDE. The switch went well and was pretty effortless. I opened Firefox and it still had that ugly "Raleigh" theme to it. Wanting it to look more like the rest of KDE, I checked out the Arch wiki (I'm using Arch linux, by the way) and found this: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/KD ... plications
Upon following the following instructions to install and change themes to oxygen-gtk, my Firefox has no more text on it, basically (screencap below):
Here's what firefox looks like: http://i52.tinypic.com/2r6cxdw.jpg Interestingly enough, Konquerer wouldn't upload my pic for me (it crashed each time I tried), so I installed Chromium to upload it instead. It won't even start, but maybe the terminal output from running the "chromium" command may have something useful in it? It's missing some gtk-related items, but I don't know what they are nor how to fix the problem. Here's what the terminal says when I try to run Chromium (similar output results when I run "firefox" from the terminal, minus the segmentation fault):
Judging from that output, I assume there is a problem with GTK that I need to fix? I'm just posting here to make sure it isn't a KDE thing. I haven't been able to find any other forum posts (here, Arch, or elsewhere) that are related to this issue. I also posted this topic on the Arch forums, thus far to no avail. Thanks. |
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You definitely have a problem with your Gtk installation. You may need to adjust your local Gtk configuration file to load Oxygen Gtk so that Gtk doesn't try to use it's default.
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You have probably solved this issue already, but for sake of the next person that comes along; I had a similar problem recently. I have multiple gtk engines installed and they were conflicting. I had to remove the config file ~/.gtkrc-2.0-kde4 because it was overriding the settings I set through the system applet for oxygen-gtk. Once I removed that file everything worked correctly.
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