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Ok I have a problem here with sawfish. I installed a bunch of themes the other day and opened up sawfish to check them out. When I switched to the ...
- 01-20-2003 #1Linux Engineer
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sawfish problems
Ok I have a problem here with sawfish. I installed a bunch of themes the other day and opened up sawfish to check them out. When I switched to the ugliest theme to see what it looked like, it crashed. Now everytime I open sawfish, it just uses 100% of my cpu and I can't change to another theme. This really sucks btw because this theme is so ugly and doesn't match anything else on my desktop. Anyone know of a config file for sawfish that I could just change it in there?
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i dont use it - but in theory
rpm -ql
should list all the files, and you can look for the config filemajorwoo
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Ok but I use gentoo so redhat commands won't work for me
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heh - well that would make life harder, i thought you did
do you have something similar?majorwoo
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Yeah find or locate
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The config file is ~/.sawfish/custom. It's a lisp script that sawfish runs at startup. I guess you know lisp, but if not, just search for the name of the ugly theme, and replace it with the name of a nice theme.
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