Re: Hicolor icon theme.

Hi Surya

I guess your paths are still pointing to the Old gnome installation.

This is what i usually add to my .profile whenever i upgrade my
Gnome installation. Hope this would solve your problem.

Assuming your new Gnome installation path was /opt/gnome2

export PATH=/opt/gnome2/bin:$PATH
export GTK_PATH=/opt/gnome2/lib/gtk+-2.0:$GTK_PATH
export INFO_PATH=/opt/gnome2/share/info:$INFO_PATH
export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/opt/gnome2/lib/pkgconfig:$PKG_CONFIG_PATH
export ACLOCAL_FLAGS='-I /opt/gnome2/share/aclocal'
export ACLOCAL_PATH=/opt/gnome2/share
export GNOME2_PATH=/opt/gnome2

Regards,
Raj

Re: Hicolor icon theme.

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Re: Hicolor icon theme.

Surya Kiran Gullapalli wrote:
> I've set the proper paths, but even then i'm facing the same problem.
> Surya
> 

How exactly did you upgrade your Gnome ? jhbuild ? Or did you manually
download sources and built for yourself ?

Is the new gnome installed in the same path as the previous one ?

Do you have entry for the gnome libraries in /etc/ld.so.conf ? If not,
i guess you need to add it and run ldconfig.

Raj

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Re: printing quota management

On Thu, 2005-31-03 at 20:47 +0300, Hayat wrote:
> Hi. I am a senior student at AAU, Ethiopia. I am trying to do my
> project on printing quota management. I found your address at
> http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-list/1998February/msg00758.html .
> Can you please help me. What I'm trying to do is write a program that
> gives a quota to every user on the network. 100 pages per month or

There are a number of programs that already do that, that you could
reference.

> something. I want to know what happens when you click print. It goes
> to the print server and is the print spooler always on? How does it
> know when a print job is sent? Can I stop all print requests to go to
> the spooler before enering my program. How can I know how many pages
> have been printed? Any help on how I can inegrate my program with the

Doesn't that depend on the print spooler you're using?

> windows print spooler will be appreciated. Please I need some help. I
> will be looking forward to hear from you soon. Thanks.
> 

I don't think anyone here knows much about the windows print spooler.
Perhaps you should email one of the spooler mailing lists. GNOME is a
graphical user environment and really doesn't have much to do with print
spoolers.

Good luck!

Cheers,
Ryan

Re: printing quota management

On Thu, 2005-31-03 at 20:47 +0300, Hayat wrote:
> Hi. I am a senior student at AAU, Ethiopia. I am trying to do my
> project on printing quota management. I found your address at
> http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-list/1998February/msg00758.html .
> Can you please help me. What I'm trying to do is write a program that
> gives a quota to every user on the network. 100 pages per month or
> something. I want to know what happens when you click print. It goes
> to the print server and is the print spooler always on? How does it
> know when a print job is sent? Can I stop all print requests to go to
> the spooler before enering my program. How can I know how many pages
> have been printed? Any help on how I can inegrate my program with the
> windows print spooler will be appreciated. Please I need some help. I
> will be looking forward to hear from you soon. Thanks.
> 

I also forgot: if you're on Unix you should check out http://www.cups.org

Cheers,
Ryan

Re: Hicolor icon theme.

Is your env variable XDG_CONFIG_DIRS set ? If not, try setting it to

export XDG_CONFIG_DIRS=<Your Gnome installation prefix>/etc/xdg/menus

for e.g XDG_CONFIG_DIRS=/opt/gnome2/etc/xdg/menus

If it still doesnt work, can you post your .xsession-errors file here ?

Raj

Re: printing quota management

On Thu, 2005-31-03 at 20:47 +0300, Hayat wrote:
> Hi. I am a senior student at AAU, Ethiopia. I am trying to do my
> project on printing quota management. I found your address at
> http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-list/1998February/msg00758.html .
> Can you please help me. What I'm trying to do is write a program that
> gives a quota to every user on the network. 100 pages per month or
> something. I want to know what happens when you click print. It goes
> to the print server and is the print spooler always on? How does it
> know when a print job is sent? Can I stop all print requests to go to
> the spooler before enering my program. How can I know how many pages
> have been printed? Any help on how I can inegrate my program with the
> windows print spooler will be appreciated. Please I need some help. I
> will be looking forward to hear from you soon. Thanks.
> 
> 

This is all done for you, check out pykota.
http://www.librelogiciel.com/software/PyKota/action_Presentation

I have been using this software for six months at the College and it
works very well.

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changing font properties

Hi all,

I would like to customize the font used by applications 
such as gnome-calculator, gnumeric, gxine, etc. When I 
use gnome-font-properties to do this, I get what I want 
*within Gnome*. 

Now I'd like the applications to use these same fonts even 
when I'm working in a non-Gnome environment e.g. fvwm or 
KDE. But my settings are ignored and the apps use some 
default if I'm in fvwm/KDE.

I also tried putting the following line in my .gtkrc without 
results:
  font_name = "Sans Bold 9"

Can someone please suggest what I should do to make these
applications use the fonts I want instead of the defaults?

Thanks,
Mandar.

ps: I don't know if this is more appropriate for the gtk-list.
Please let me know if it is and I'll take my query there.

Re: changing font properties

On Fri, 2005-04-01 at 20:29 +0530, mandar <at> isical.ac.in wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I would like to customize the font used by applications 
> such as gnome-calculator, gnumeric, gxine, etc. When I 
> use gnome-font-properties to do this, I get what I want 
> *within Gnome*. 
> 
> Now I'd like the applications to use these same fonts even 
> when I'm working in a non-Gnome environment e.g. fvwm or 
> KDE. But my settings are ignored and the apps use some 
> default if I'm in fvwm/KDE.
> 
> I also tried putting the following line in my .gtkrc without 
> results:
>   font_name = "Sans Bold 9"
> 
> Can someone please suggest what I should do to make these
> applications use the fonts I want instead of the defaults?

If I'm not mistaken, fonts specified in the gtkrc file will be respected
by apps not running in a gnome-session.  However, I think the file is
actually ~/.gtkrc-2.0 and not ~/.gtkrc which is the file GTK+ 1.x uses.

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