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I downloaded and installed Lighthouse Puppy. Looks great and works perfectly. The only problem I'm having is switching between the different themes that the "explorer" windows in addition to the default color scheme for apps like Mozilla are this weird kinda aqua-blue. Is there a way to change this to match the theme?
Sorry, it might be a little confusing, but hopefully someone knows what I'm talking about.
LightHouse Puppy
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Bruce B
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If your SeaMonkey looks like the picture below, that's its Modern theme.
As far as Lighthouse particular questions, it's a derivative Puppy version, forum help may be a little sparse because of many people not using it.
If your SeaMonkey looks like the picture below, that's its Modern theme.
As far as Lighthouse particular questions, it's a derivative Puppy version, forum help may be a little sparse because of many people not using it.
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Re: LightHouse Puppy
Yep. Start(Menu)>Xdesktop and look for Gtk-Themechooser or something similar. I don't use Lighthousepup, but I think it's based on 2.15CE so it should be MU-Gtk-themechooser you use. There will be lots of themes to choose from, but try and stick to the ones with 2 next to them (Gtk2 themes)TNTtrev wrote:I downloaded and installed Lighthouse Puppy. Looks great and works perfectly. The only problem I'm having is switching between the different themes that the "explorer" windows in addition to the default color scheme for apps like Mozilla are this weird kinda aqua-blue. Is there a way to change this to match the theme?
Sorry, it might be a little confusing, but hopefully someone knows what I'm talking about.
Hope that helps
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It helped. Except I have one small problem. The link to the original program is broken. It says it can't find it. I still have all the themes 'cause I found those. But the themes do me no good if I can't run the GTK Theme Manager lol.
Is there a special directory I need to look in? 'Cause I've looked everywhere and I can't find the original program. Do I need to re-download it?
Is there a special directory I need to look in? 'Cause I've looked everywhere and I can't find the original program. Do I need to re-download it?
