Getting rid of ugly windows in Openbox – part 2 (Gtk 2.0)
In order to edit the look of the majority of things I use which are based in Gtk 2.0, I use a program called LXAppearance.
It’s available on the community repos so you don’t need to go look for it in aur.
Just type
sudo pacman -S lxappearance
in the terminal and you’re done.
This program can manage themes, colours, icons, mouse cursor, fonts and some other extras and it’s really really useful.
That’s it for now – once I find out how to edit Qt stuff I’ll be back on this :)
Getting rid of ugly windows in Openbox – part 1 (Gtk 3.0)
My nautilus in Openbox
If you’ve just installed Openbox you’ll notice the ugly windows (Windows 95 like -.-) and such.
Well there’s a *simple* solution for that (well a set of them).
For starters, I use nautilus as a file manager and it’s based on Gtk 3.0. There isn’t really anything out there to edit Gtk 3.0 settings (at least that I know of) so I’ve searched and finally found a solution.
Nani Land 