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dep | ho | 01:47 |
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ipatrol | this latest Xfce update completely trashed the theme | 02:54 |
ipatrol | is there any reason why greybird is suddenly two shades lighter? | 03:06 |
Unit193 | What Xfce update? Do a release jump? | 03:33 |
ipatrol | I don't know, maybe it's not it. All I know is I did `apt full-upgrade`, and when I restarted my desktop was much lighter than before | 03:34 |
Unit193 | Nothing should have changed unless you have ppas, then. | 03:35 |
ipatrol | Unit193: none that have any theme or xfce packages | 03:37 |
ipatrol | Unit193: would a screenshot help? | 03:44 |
Unit193 | apt-cache policy greybird-gtk-theme | pastebiit perhaps. | 03:45 |
Unit193 | pastebinit, rather. | 03:45 |
Unit193 | ipatrol: In theory a screenshot could help to see if it really is off, sure. | 03:45 |
ipatrol | one sec | 03:46 |
ipatrol | Unit193: http://imgur.com/N5A3cID | 03:50 |
ipatrol | Unit193: also, version is 2.0.2-0ubuntu1 from http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ wily/universe amd64 Packages | 03:53 |
Unit193 | ipatrol: That's Adwaita. Check 'Window Manager' and 'Appearance', make sure both have Greybird selected. | 03:57 |
Unit193 | More specifically, the window borders for that terminal are. | 03:58 |
ipatrol | Unit193: they're both set to Greybird | 03:58 |
Unit193 | Select something else then select Greybird. It's either that or apt-get --reinstall install greybird-gtk-theme. That border is certainly not Greybird. | 03:59 |
Unit193 | Something has been bumped somewhere, lovely.. | 03:59 |
ipatrol | Unit193: reinstalling and restarting xfwm4 did nothing | 04:03 |
ipatrol | Unit193: "bumped"? | 04:03 |
krytarik | ipatrol: Try the Guest session, and have a look at '/var/log/apt/history.log'. | 04:17 |
ipatrol | krytarik: nothing there, trying unzipped history.log.1 | 04:21 |
ipatrol | I've reset pretty much everything and it's still not fixed | 04:58 |
krytarik | ipatrol: Did you follow my advice then? | 05:06 |
ipatrol | krytarik: every last bit | 05:06 |
krytarik | I'm asking because you didn't mention the Guest session showing the same behavior. | 05:07 |
ipatrol | krytarik: bingo! the guest session has the same good old Ubuntu Studio look | 05:10 |
krytarik | ipatrol: Check for any of these, messing with things: '~/.gtkrc-2.0', '~/.themes', '~/.local/share/themes'. | 05:22 |
ipatrol | the first exists | 05:24 |
ipatrol | removed, restarting session... | 05:25 |
ipatrol | krytarik: thank you, all is right with the world now :-) | 05:28 |
krytarik | Yay. | 05:29 |
ipatrol | apparently it was something KDE had created | 05:30 |
ipatrol | krytarik: what does it do, exactly? | 05:31 |
krytarik | ipatrol: That first file? Override GTK+ settings. | 05:33 |
ipatrol | *_* | 05:34 |
ipatrol | why? | 05:34 |
h4x0riz3d | how can i tell whether i have rights to access the serial ports of the computer? (specifically usb-serial) | 16:30 |
OvenWerk1 | h4x0riz3d: you may need to be part of the dialout group. | 16:53 |
h4x0riz3d | yeah, i was, but i guess it required a logout to take effect | 16:53 |
OvenWerk1 | yes. group additions need a new login to take effect. | 16:54 |
h4x0riz3d | the display calibration thing in the settings doesn't open anything | 19:58 |
h4x0riz3d | does it require some external device to operate? i really want to just manually adjust the color curves.. nothing fancy | 20:00 |
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