hello, i’m trying to install bluecurve by running the install.sh file provided with it, and although it prints in the terminal that the installation was successful, nothing appears in either of my themes folders. i’ve tried running it as a regular user and as the superuser. how should i proceed to solve this? i am using the Cinnamon DE provided with Mint
#Theme installation issues (Bluecurve)
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right click 'install.sh' in a file manager: open with text editor.
read it top to bottom and see WHAT IT DOES, and WHERE it PUTS STUFF.
and if it's for KDE plasma, not only are u barking up the wrong tree, you may well have broken stuff
i did that earlier and it didnt have complete directories, it just said something like ~/.themes
and if it’s the hidden themes folder, it can only be one of the two
and it wasnt in that
unless theres more than 2 themes folders
nah i read a bunch of reddit posts where people recommended using it on mint
do ctrl-L in file manager.
erase whatever's in that field, and put ~/.themes and press enter
how could it break anything? it’s just compiling a theme and copying it to a directory somewhere
i’ll do that when i get off work in an hour
js, don't run any plasma scripts or attempt to install plasma themes on GTK desktops
okay, understood
just to confirm, by the way, it says the theme is for GTK 3 and 4, so it should work with cinnamon, right?
okay it's in root/.themes
i did it in elevated privilige nemo so i'll try it in normal nemo too
when i do it normally, it goes to <my username>/.themes
wait what
i'll just copy the files in the root directory to the other one
i'm pretty sure i ran the script as me and not root
i ran it as root too, but i also ran it as me
so it should be in my user directory
well never run scripts as root. ever. unless they came from God himself.
or the makers of Ventoy.
this is the install script by the way
open root nemo , and just cut n paste the theme out of the admin's home themes folder into YOUR USER's home .themes folder
looks like i installed a gtk 2 engine as part of it, was that necessary?
alright, i figured i should try that
anyways nothing in that script looks evil right
okay i was able to enable it in advanced settings in the applications tab of the themes app
but it just makes my window top border thing disappear lol
it gives me a theme parsing error in terminal and also says theres no nemo support
also, the theme only appears in my list of application themes. it doesn't show up in mouse pointers, icons or desktop
and it doesnt appear in the simplified settings for themes
man i never install fucking scripts to do a theme. except ONE time with Chicago Fier.
this is so chopped
the fact the god damn script references .so files n shit.. jesus fucking christ
#1370807950557577247 message
^ that's all u should ever need to do
i did that with a classiclooks xfce theme, which was on the cinnamon looks website linked there in that message you just forwarded, and though i installed it with no script it has the same problems
the icons and desktop theme part of it dont exist according to my themes settings
just the applications part
i have the source code for the .so file written in C, any red flags i should look for?
i just read it all and it's probably fine
are u actually using xfce as your desktop?
if it's xfce, why's it on the Cinnamon themes site?
it does work though, it just doesn't have icons like i expected
i'm using it right now
it's a gtk theme
yeah what ever says GTK theme means strictly that. icons themes are separate packs.
can't go wholly by the pictures.
as per the gtk-2.0 and gtk-3.0 folders in the file