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Hi,
I'm running Xubuntu 10.04 LTS on one of my PCs. I'm very happy with it, only there's one small annoyance: menus are too tiny. A few years back, I've been using XFCE exclusively on Slackware, and I vaguely remember having succeded to correct the menu icon size somewhere in /usr/share, in some gtkrc file. Can't remember exactly where, or what option, and notes I had taken at the time are long gone.
Any suggestions?
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You can change GTK defaults by creating a ~/.gtkrc-2.0 file in your home directory.
gtk-font-name="16"
will set the font size everywhere. I'm not sure if the menu has a specific option.
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I don't want to change GTK defaults, I mainly want bigger icons for the menu entries. I gave the following a try :
#!/bin/bash
# menus-lisibles.sh
# Default to bigger icons
for FILE in `find $PKG/usr/share/themes -name 'gtkrc'`; do
if grep -q 'gtk-icon-sizes = "gtk-menu=24,24"' $FILE ; then
continue
else
echo " " >> $FILE
echo "# Default to bigger menu icons:" >> $FILE
echo "gtk-icon-sizes = \"gtk-menu=24,24\"" >> $FILE
fi
done
This appended a line to every gtkrc file in the /usr/share/themes directory. Used to work back in the days with Slackware 12.0 (around 2007, IIRC). But not here.
Any more suggestions ?
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I think I may have a partial success, but I need one more information : where does XFCE 4.8 store its settings ? Can't seem to find them. As I remember, there used to be a ~/.config directory.
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Oops. Seems like sometimes you don't see what's right in front of your nose. I just stumbled over the .config directory (is there some "configuration directory blindness" similar to "banner blindness"?), copied over its contents to /etc/skel, and everything worked fine like in the good old days.
By the way, a HUGE pat on the shoulders of the developers. I LOVE XFCE 4.8, and it looks like after a few years of GNOME and KDE, I'm going to use XFCE exclusively.
Cheers from the sunny South of France
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