On 2009/07/06 16:27, Mike McNally wrote:
>> If there's enough noise by enough people, it might get added back. But I'd
>> rather not see it come back. The gtk keytheme setting is a power user
>> setting. People who want to set it can figure out how to do so in their
>> ~/.gtkrc-2.0.
>
>
> Nice sentiment, but there's one problem: with xfce, setting the key
> theme in the GTK rc file DOES NOT WORK.
Chill, dude. No need to shout.
> The setting MUST be overridden in the xfce configuration.
Odd; other gtk settings that are managed by xsettings (such as the
regular theme name, and I believe font size) will look to the rc file
first, and then to xsettings. Strange that the keytheme works in
reverse. I'd say that's a gtk bug that it's not consistent.
Regardless, my original point is not invalidated: it's not an often-used
setting, and it's still possible to set it (though not in the way I
assumed). As time passes, someone may take the time to document the
various 'hidden' xfconf settings and what they do. Hell, because of how
xfconf works, anyone can write a simple GUI to set some of these.
-brian
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