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Small but annoying
18 years 6 months ago #14632
by Lindows
Small but annoying was created by Lindows
Hey Guys,
Im running Suse 10 on my laptop. I went to this KDS-org theme website to download some new themes for my OS. The installation instructions are telling me to do the following:
# Put the theme folder in ~/.kde/share/apps/kdm/themes
# Edit your ~/.kde/share/config/kdm/kdmrc
# Change or add the line Theme=~/.kde/share/apps/kdm/themes/"THEMENAME"
But i can find the kde folder. Am i using the wrong app.
If i am, where can i go to get themes
Lindows
Im running Suse 10 on my laptop. I went to this KDS-org theme website to download some new themes for my OS. The installation instructions are telling me to do the following:
# Put the theme folder in ~/.kde/share/apps/kdm/themes
# Edit your ~/.kde/share/config/kdm/kdmrc
# Change or add the line Theme=~/.kde/share/apps/kdm/themes/"THEMENAME"
But i can find the kde folder. Am i using the wrong app.
If i am, where can i go to get themes
Lindows
18 years 6 months ago #14641
by Jeremy
Replied by Jeremy on topic Re: Small but annoying
Try [code:1]ls -a ~[/code:1]
Directories and files beginning with a period are considered "hidden," that is to say they aren't normally displayed. Appending the '-a' switch to ls tells it to display ALL files, including hidden ones. The tilde (~) points to the user's home directory (generally /home/username).
You can enter hidden directories just like you would a normal directory:[code:1]cd ~/.kde[/code:1]
Directories and files beginning with a period are considered "hidden," that is to say they aren't normally displayed. Appending the '-a' switch to ls tells it to display ALL files, including hidden ones. The tilde (~) points to the user's home directory (generally /home/username).
You can enter hidden directories just like you would a normal directory:[code:1]cd ~/.kde[/code:1]
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