My system is Ubuntu 18.04.
I want to start corebird with a specific theme from a .desktop
file.
So I created a .desktop
file with this exec line:
Exec=env GTK_THEME=mytheme corebird
But corebird launched with the gnome-shell default theme.
Then I created a bash script:
#!/bin/bash
export GTK_THEME="mytheme"
exec /usr/bin/corebird "$@"
... and change exec line with:
Exec=/home/me/bin/corebird.sh
... but same result, corebird launched with GNOME default theme.
So, what is the way to launch an app with specific theme from a .desktop
file ?
18.04 gnome themes gtk .desktop
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My system is Ubuntu 18.04.
I want to start corebird with a specific theme from a .desktop
file.
So I created a .desktop
file with this exec line:
Exec=env GTK_THEME=mytheme corebird
But corebird launched with the gnome-shell default theme.
Then I created a bash script:
#!/bin/bash
export GTK_THEME="mytheme"
exec /usr/bin/corebird "$@"
... and change exec line with:
Exec=/home/me/bin/corebird.sh
... but same result, corebird launched with GNOME default theme.
So, what is the way to launch an app with specific theme from a .desktop
file ?
18.04 gnome themes gtk .desktop
Does runningGTK_THEME=mytheme corebird
in Terminal work? Also how did you install corebird?
– pomsky
6 mins ago
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My system is Ubuntu 18.04.
I want to start corebird with a specific theme from a .desktop
file.
So I created a .desktop
file with this exec line:
Exec=env GTK_THEME=mytheme corebird
But corebird launched with the gnome-shell default theme.
Then I created a bash script:
#!/bin/bash
export GTK_THEME="mytheme"
exec /usr/bin/corebird "$@"
... and change exec line with:
Exec=/home/me/bin/corebird.sh
... but same result, corebird launched with GNOME default theme.
So, what is the way to launch an app with specific theme from a .desktop
file ?
18.04 gnome themes gtk .desktop
My system is Ubuntu 18.04.
I want to start corebird with a specific theme from a .desktop
file.
So I created a .desktop
file with this exec line:
Exec=env GTK_THEME=mytheme corebird
But corebird launched with the gnome-shell default theme.
Then I created a bash script:
#!/bin/bash
export GTK_THEME="mytheme"
exec /usr/bin/corebird "$@"
... and change exec line with:
Exec=/home/me/bin/corebird.sh
... but same result, corebird launched with GNOME default theme.
So, what is the way to launch an app with specific theme from a .desktop
file ?
18.04 gnome themes gtk .desktop
18.04 gnome themes gtk .desktop
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Does runningGTK_THEME=mytheme corebird
in Terminal work? Also how did you install corebird?
– pomsky
6 mins ago
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Does runningGTK_THEME=mytheme corebird
in Terminal work? Also how did you install corebird?
– pomsky
6 mins ago
Does running
GTK_THEME=mytheme corebird
in Terminal work? Also how did you install corebird?– pomsky
6 mins ago
Does running
GTK_THEME=mytheme corebird
in Terminal work? Also how did you install corebird?– pomsky
6 mins ago
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