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mandrakeGalaxy Theme

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This is the default theme of Mandrake Linux distribution.

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SteFane
15 years ago

Sall ppls! did anybody manage to install it on XandrOS 2-3 Deluxe?

NotteScura
16 years ago

I've successfully compiled the source for the Mandrake Galaxy theme on Slackware Linux 9.0. There was nothing special about the compilation. I just grabbed the source for it from...

ftp://mirrors.secsup.org/pub/linux/mandrake/Mandrake/9.2/SRPMS/galaxy-0.9.4-14mdk.src.rpm

and extracted/installed it using KPackage, without the Check Dependencies option on. It installed the sources to /usr/src/rpm/SOURCES/, then I ran...

tar -xjf galaxy-0.9.4.tar.bz2

and ran the ./configure script, did a 'make', then 'make install', while in a root console.

After installing I logged out of X/KDE and logged back in, and went into the Appearances area, and selected it as my theme for everything and voila, it worked! I think those users using older versions of Slack or other distro's may just need to update the components that the theme needs/uses to compile it. I imagine that users with Slackware 9.1 or fairly new versions of their distro will also be able to compile this theme in the same fashion.

Hope this helps some of you folks out there.

Snake74
17 years ago

It would be nice to have everything matching,one whole theme

heliosc
17 years ago

Galaxy is a very nicely done theme. However I find it impossible to use in practice. It's extremely low contrast, with no hard edges and light shadows everywhere. Everything is a very similar shade of powder grey. I often lose the scrollbar slider if I don't look really closely. Buttons are very hard to make out against there background. While it's artistically very nice, it's really hard on the eyes in practice.

tvon
17 years ago

I downloaded:

ftp://ftp.rpmfind.net/linux/Mandrake/9.1/SRPMS/galaxy-0.2-18mdk.src.rpm

After using rpm2tgz on it, I unpacked it and it contained:

./galaxy.spec
./galaxy-0.2.tar.bz2
./thememdk.tar.bz2

galaxy-0.2.tar.bz2 appears to be the GTK end of things

thememdk.tar.bz2 appears to be the KDE end of things

tvon
17 years ago

For those who use Gentoo or might want some tips on building this:

http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=37446

(Gentoo forums thread about a mandrake-artwork ebuild).

HTH,
-Tom

Ph0nK
17 years ago

If you do "rpm -i source.src.rpm" it will unpack it to /usr/src/redhat/SOURCES. you may have to create /usr/src/redhat before doing this, but then you will have the source tar.bz2 files.

I had problems compiling, and only got the style to compile and install. I can't get the window border working.

Amibug
17 years ago

What exactly is the SRPM called?
galaxy-0.2-18mdk.src.rpm appears to be GTK2 only and I cant find anything else.

epoch
17 years ago

That didn't work either on Slackware. Has anyone had any success with either?

alfkde
17 years ago

Anybody can compile the SRPM for SuSE 8.0? The package shows that it needs automake-1.4 and aclocal-1.4. And SuSE uses 1.5.

Thanks.

Ph0nK
17 years ago

Where is the FTP of mandrake? ftp.mandrake.com doesnt work, and none of the download mirrors have sourcecode?
Could you provide a link?

Thanks!

illogic-al
17 years ago

the download mirrors do have the source. you just have to go one directory up to find them.

thedarkzone
17 years ago

so do you know where to get the source tarball from? i can't (and wouldn't) use rpm's cause i use a self-made-dist compiled from scratch and don't want rpm to mess around with my system! is ist real GPL? if so, the tarball has to be somewhere ready to get!

Ph0nK
17 years ago

But I can't handle SRPMS. If you go to the URL above (to the source RPM) and go one up, there are no .tar.gz files anywhere to be found. Could you link directly to one?

tvon
17 years ago

You will have to get some RPM -> Tarball program (try alien or rpm2tgz).

Amibug
17 years ago

This will be no use unless you have Alien. I dont know if its part of slackware or not, but this sure is useful for Debian users.

ftp://ftp.phys.ttu.edu/pub/mandrake/current/SRPMS/galaxy-0.2-18mdk.src.rpm

I searched all over and couldnt find plain gz/bz source anywhere. You may want to try a different mirror from the list at
http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en/ftp.php3#mirrors

Amibug
17 years ago

Oops Ignore that one. Its a GTK2 version!
I unpacked it after posting :\

Oh well its there for those who want it aswell :)

Claymen
17 years ago

try ftp://ftp.planetmirror.com/pub/mandrake/9.1/SRPMS/
i can only find the source rpm, i alien'd it then unpacked it with dpkg-deb. Is there an easier way to unpack the src.rpm ?? and no doing an alien on the binary rpm and using it doesnt work either.

Reivec
17 years ago

well I know if you are on Redhat and you just install a src RPM with "rpm -Uvh " instead of building it, it will just put the source code into the directory "/usr/src/redhat/SOURCES/" I would assume you get a similar effect on other distros. Try that if you just want the source.

Claymen
17 years ago

try ftp://ftp.planetmirror.com/pub/mandrake/9.1/SRPMS/
i can only find the source rpm, i alien'd it then unpacked it with dpkg-deb. Is there an easier way to unpack the src.rpm ?? and no doing an alien on the binary rpm and using it doesnt work either.

bouveyron
17 years ago

The source is avalaible on the ftp of Mandrake, in the source directories.

Claymen
17 years ago

ive yet to make it compile under debian though, doesnt help when it links against mandrake stuff which we cant get. its all well and good to have mandrake looking brilliant but i dont like rpm based distros, why cant we just get a tar.gz or something which will compile for the rest of us. the gtk 1/2 + metacity stuff compiles however the kde side just has errors.

tvon
17 years ago

Its a Mandrake RPM, what do you expect? They have customized it (and rightly so) for Mandrake. To make it work with Debian, you wil have to do some work.

tvon
17 years ago

I spoke too soon, apologies.

acollins
17 years ago

Do you have the source?

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