Equinox engine for GTK+ (Fedora RPMs)

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These are the Fedora RPM packages for the Equinox GTK engine, compiled with animation support. Metacity also included.

All credits are for the creator of the engine:
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Equinox+GTK+Engine?content=121881

Good news: this package is now in the official Fedora repos, I'm the maintainer of course :-)

To install: sudo yum install gtk-equinox-engine

More info here:
https://admin.fedoraproject.org/community/?package=gtk-equinox-engine#package_maintenance

Enjoy the Fedora packages!

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ButchZ

10 years ago

...all your stuff is so badly
presented? Is it so hard
to take a better screenshot?

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gracca

10 years ago

I have no time because I have to create the spec file and compile the rpm package, so if you want to see a nice screenshot please don't come here anymore. Please criticise only my rpm package, because the artwork is not mine. Understand?

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ButchZ

10 years ago

hahahahaha

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spykes

10 years ago

I removed the one I used from the source in favour of your packaged version.
I hope the dark versions of the theme will be fixed as some bugs remain present.
It would be cool if the Faenza icon theme was packaged as well (even if it's not yet complete) ;)

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gracca

10 years ago

Spykes:

You can leave a message to the developer of the engine if there are bugs.

Recently, I read a review request in bugzilla for Faenza icon theme, so we will have it also in Fedora repos soon, I hope :-)

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spykes

10 years ago

For the message to the dev, it's already done.
That's good news for the Faenza icon theme :)

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leodelacruz

10 years ago

Gracias amigo me llevo este para provarlo

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gracca

10 years ago

Buena suerte!

Germán.

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r4ito

11 years ago

worked for me on f13, thanks again mate!

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WOteB2

11 years ago

Sorry, I'm wrong. I changed the equinox theme with de aurora theme. Aurora is indeed 1.5xx in Debian.

BUT, for debian users you can simply convert the rpm packet to a debian packet.

sudo alien name-rpm-packet.rpm
You have now a Debian packet.Install:

sudo dpkg -i name-debian-packet.deb

Works very nice, bright and clear.

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WOteB2

11 years ago

This engine is already available in the newest version (2xx) in the Debian Repos (Squeeze).

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gracca

11 years ago

OK, thanks for the news :-)

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lester2

11 years ago

Many thanks to you!

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gracca

11 years ago

You're welcome!

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mtax

11 years ago

For this, and for all you good work!

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gracca

11 years ago

Your're welcome mtax!

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Arglinux

11 years ago

thanks!

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gracca

11 years ago

You're welcome!

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