Mike Fleetwood wrote: > After upgraded directly from RH9 to FC3 the Gnome desktop is very > spartan and not displaying the Bluecurve theme. Instead a default > desktop is displayed with virtually empty panels. After adding the > Main Menu it only contains names and no icons. Lost more ugly > default theme everywhere, no key binding including Alt-TAB, etc ... > > Also running gnome-theme-manager (Main Menu / Preferences / Theme) > produces an error dialog box containing: > The default there schemas could not be found on your system. This > means that you probably don't have meatcity installed, or that your > gconf is configured incorrectly. > > metacity-theme-viewer reports loading "Atlanta" theme. > > Is there someway to get Bluecurve theme and associated settings back? I asked: > Does adding a new test user get what you want? If so, you may want to > copy the ~/.gnome* and ~/.gconf* directories somewhere else and re-start > X. Mike replied: > Unfortunately this made no difference. > > A brand new test user still had the same problem. Even took the machine > to run level 1 and killed gconfd and a few other processes before > returning to run level 5 and testing the user for the first time. Hmm. Since it's an upgrade, I assume that you're still on x86, not x86-64 (which might involve multi-arch issues). What does rpm -V redhat-artwork and possibly rpm -V gnome-utils metacity show? James. -- E-mail address: james | Dalek invasion at work today. I plugged them into the @westexe.demon.co.uk | net: they behave better than some Windows boxes. They | make great spam filters: "Enlarge your..." "EX - TER - | MI - NATE!" All in a day's work for a sysadmin...