I had been using gtk themes with Enlightenment 1.6.6 on rh9 using the ~/.gtkrc-2.0 file which contained the following: include "/usr/share/themes/Industrial/gtk-2.0/gtkrc" Some programs are still using this PART of the theme (nautilus, which i run using -n --no-desktop arguments cuz it would conflict w/ e), mozilla firebird, epiphany/galeon, evolution. Other programs are not using it at (pyslsk [which uses python] & LinNeighborhood for example). Also, for the programs that do use the theme, they're only using the icons/buttons and 'colors'.. like the lighter gray background for window button bars and stuff. The button shapes, font, scroll bars, etc.. all are the ugly standard bluecurve theme, and unchangeable. I don't really understand what changed from rh9 to fedora1.0 in terms of how programs are accessing themes. Is it possible to fix this? Can someone explain what changed? thanks :) -smthmlk
