Hi,
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David Wright wrote:
>
> However, you've taught me what to look for in the Packages/Descriptions
> files, and I've now installed gnome-accessibility-themes. Not pretty,
> but does just what I want in gnumeric. Thanks.
you might want to also have a look at t
ovement in
the button contrast. Same with some of the other themes that were
installed as dependencies.
However, you've taught me what to look for in the Packages/Descriptions
files, and I've now installed gnome-accessibility-themes. Not pretty,
but does just what I want in gnumeric. Thanks.
Hi!
I use Iceweasel 3.0.9 on Squeeze to read my gmail. Frequently I need
to scroll down and click below the knob on the scrollbar to move one
page down.
But often when I do this and perhaps am a bit slow clicking after
positioning the mouse pointer some button with an arrow on it pops up
just und
Hendrik Boom wrote:
-- but only in etch.
In sarge -- same box, same set of home directories, but different / --
everything works fine. She's using mozilla under KDE in both
systems.
are sarge and etch using the same mozilla version ? If they use the same
/home, the themes will be the same,
On Fri, 2005-10-21 at 13:23 -0400, Hendrik Boom wrote:
> Where do you find themes? How do you update them? My daughter has a
> rather extreme case of missing controls in mozilla -- but only in etch.
> In sarge -- same box, same set of home directories, but different / --
> everything works fine.
least I've got my scrollbars back now :)
Thanks for your help.
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On Fri, Oct 21, 2005 at 03:39:47PM +0100, Ben Whyte wrote:
> Iain Stephen wrote:
>
> >Hi all,
> >
> >After an update a few weeks ago (which if I remember, updated Firefox)
> >all the scrollbars in Firefox have dissapeared. Nothing I have tried has
> >rest
Iain Stephen wrote:
Hi all,
After an update a few weeks ago (which if I remember, updated Firefox)
all the scrollbars in Firefox have dissapeared. Nothing I have tried has
restored them and no aother programs are affected.
Any ideas how I can get them back?
I had this issue it was to do
refox)> all the scrollbars in Firefox have dissapeared. Nothing I have tried has> restored them and no aother programs are affected.
>Probably a profile problem!I usually backup the old profile and delete it from ~/.mozilla/firefox/and then start Firefox which creates a new one. A new profile
Iain Stephen wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> After an update a few weeks ago (which if I remember, updated Firefox)
> all the scrollbars in Firefox have dissapeared. Nothing I have tried has
> restored them and no aother programs are affected.
>
Probably a profile problem!
I usua
Hi all,
After an update a few weeks ago (which if I remember, updated Firefox)
all the scrollbars in Firefox have dissapeared. Nothing I have tried has
restored them and no aother programs are affected.
Any ideas how I can get them back?
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Kent West wrote:
dircha wrote:
[borders in gtk+ apps not showing up after a suspend/resume]
Have you tried a different window manager? Have you tried a different
user? These quick tests might give you a clue as to where the
problem lies.
Good idea; I tried a few additional things here.
I'm starting
dircha wrote:
dircha wrote:
Another update on my troubleshooting efforts.
[borders in gtk+ apps not showing up after a suspend/resume]
Have you tried a different window manager? Have you tried a different
user? These quick tests might give you a clue as to where the problem lies.
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dircha wrote:
After resuming from suspend-to-disk (ACPI sleep state 4), Thunderbird
(mozilla-thunderbird in sid) and Firefox (mozilla-firefox in sid) render
their interfaces without borders and scrollbars. Both applications
otherwise function correctly.
Another update on my troubleshooting
After resuming from suspend-to-disk (ACPI sleep state 4), Thunderbird
(mozilla-thunderbird in sid) and Firefox (mozilla-firefox in sid) render
their interfaces without borders and scrollbars. Both applications
otherwise function correctly.
I'm using the default themes for both applica
Copy the file /home/USER/.mozilla/USER/***/chrome/user-skins.rdf
in .galeon/mozilla/galeon/chrome/
Christophe
On Thu, 21 Jun 2001 17:22:38 Peter S Galbraith wrote:
>
> I'm using galeon 0.11.0-1.1 from unstable, and it doesn't have
> scrollbars, nor can I find a preferenc
I'm using galeon 0.11.0-1.1 from unstable, and it doesn't have
scrollbars, nor can I find a preference setting to enable them.
I'm pretty sure the prior version of galeon I was using had them.
Anyone noticed the same?
Peter
e all over the gui
> actually, around "Options" and "Section" also. I have seen the same on other
> "primitive" X programs with the same look and feel as Xman: same "dotted"
> look.
>
> Why did this change, and how can I get the nicer look bac
Hi,
I am using slink. I remember I after I upgraded from hamm to slink the
scrollbar in Xman was solid grey. At some point this changed. Now they are
white with "dotted" lines. These "dotted" lines are all over the gui
actually, around "Options" and "Section" also. I have seen the same on other
"p
Matt Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I guess the only thing I would like to do is make it so that the scrollbar
> in xconsole has the same smooth, gray look it used to have. Is there any
> way to do this?
Edit /etc/ld.so.conf and either remove the Xaw3d line or put it at the
end. Be care
Matt Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi, all,
>
> OK, I figured out that the cause of my 'problem' is the Xaw3dg package
> required by gv. I've read all the documentation regarding scrollbars and
> even tried downloading the sources from ftp.x.org, bu
On Tue, 24 Mar 1998, Matt Thompson wrote:
> OK, I figured out that the cause of my 'problem' is the Xaw3dg package
> required by gv. I've read all the documentation regarding scrollbars and
> even tried downloading the sources from ftp.x.org, but the directions
&g
Hi, all,
OK, I figured out that the cause of my 'problem' is the Xaw3dg package
required by gv. I've read all the documentation regarding scrollbars and
even tried downloading the sources from ftp.x.org, but the directions
given in /usr/doc/Xaw3dg/scrollbars didn't w
Matt Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> After a recent upgrade, all my scrollbars went from smooth, dark grey
> ones, to clear ones with fuzzy edges. I searched the mailing list
Sounds like you see the standard athena widget scrollbars. Install Xaw95
or Xaw3d. (Or Xaw95g or X
OK, this is not the *weightiest* of issues, but... :)
After a recent upgrade, all my scrollbars went from smooth, dark grey
ones, to clear ones with fuzzy edges. I searched the mailing list
archives and found nothing about this. I also did a 'man scrollbar' on
the off-chance it
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Alex Yukhimets) writes:
> P.S. If we only had libc5 version of KDE...
>
The KDE maintainer Andreas Jellinhaus promised to get out a libc5
version as soon as possible after having done the libc6 version. So
just wait for the announcement. BTW compilation and installation in
/u
> Is there any way to get *good* scrollbars in an xterm window? I've
> put in the standard one, but the method of moving it is awkward and it
> looks pathetic. The scrollbar in cmdtool would be ideal, but when I
> run a shell with that I don't get any "up-arrow
Is there any way to get *good* scrollbars in an xterm window? I've
put in the standard one, but the method of moving it is awkward and it
looks pathetic. The scrollbar in cmdtool would be ideal, but when I
run a shell with that I don't get any "up-arrow to review history"
thi
it now seems, I'd be happy to at leastallow the user a choise.
I think the same thing goes wrong. I've not installed 1.3 yet, but I think
another option it provides is to turn off the arrows at the top and botton
of the scrollbar, but keep the 3d look. I guess that'
> I've finally upgraded the arrow-style scrollbar to 3D Motif-like
> scrollbar with arrows written by Dimitri P. Bouras.
>
> Well, it looks like xaw3d is going to have 3d scrollbars, like 'em or not,
> as soon as it gets upgraded from version 1.2a.
I
as.
Well, it looks like xaw3d is going to have 3d scrollbars, like 'em or not,
as soon as it gets upgraded from version 1.2a.
So I'm inclined to drop my idea of making a seperate package that has
these scrollbars enabled. I'll probably still make it for my own use and
place it
it. (Provided that Joost Witteveen, the
maintiner of xaw3d doesn't want to do so instead -- Joost?)
There's no need to recompile xterm or any other program that uses the
athena widgets for the xaw3d with pretty scrollbars to take effect. It's a
drop-in replacement. If anyone's in
Joey,
It would be nice to have an xaw3d-scrollbars.deb package. Especially if
you also make packages for xterm-3dscrollbars and xterm-color-3dscrollbars
to go with it.
Yves.
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Something I've been missing ever since I came to debian was a set of xaw3d
libraries that gave athena scrollbar widgits a nice 3-d appearence to go
with the rest of xaw3d. I'm speaking of scrollbars that are rather
motif-like, not "xaw3d95" style. (Go to
http://kite.p
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