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jsterr
Asked: 2011-04-19 03:03:51 +0800 CST

How to disable gtk-theme in covergloobus?

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I installed covergloobus in Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal. But when I start covergloobus. It is handled like an opened appliciation.

There is still a titlebar. How can I disable the gtk-theme ?

Covergloobus

11.04

5 Answers

  1. Best Answer

    • Install CompizConfig SettingsManager

      sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager

    • Launch it by searching from the dash in Unity, or Preferences > CompizConfig Settings Manager in Ubuntu Classic.

    • Navigate to the Window Decoration tab.

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    • Add a new rule to Decoration Windows.

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    • Enter the value Covergloobus.py, and tick the Invert box.

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    • Click Add.
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  2. I followed the following instructions to download the v1.6 source code, compiled and installed. Using this method, there are no theme issues in the default natty install.

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  3. In CompizConfig Settings Manager, click Window Decoration under the effects category. Enter the following text into the fields Decoration windows and Shadow Windows:

    !(class=covergloobus)

    Seems to work for me.

    EDIT: Does NOT work for me. With this on, anytime I click something on the panel, Unity restarts. I suppose you can try it, anyway, it is reversible.

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    1. Install ConpizConfig Settings Manager

      sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager

    2. Launch it from Preferences > CompizConfig Settings Manager, and configure your Window Decoration as shown:

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  5. The covergloobus 1.7 installed from a .deb file.

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