[vox-tech] conditional .gtkrc-2.0

[Ken Bloom]

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On 2004.04.29 20:43, Dave Margolis wrote:
> OK,
>=20
> I like that idea.  I'm going to need to:
> 1. test and see if .gtkrc-2.0 exists, if so remove it
> 2. determine which host i'm logged in from
> 3. create a symlink from the correct file to .gtkrc-2.0
>=20
> Here's a dumb question: What environment variable or program tells me =20
> where I'm logged in from?
>=20
> Dave

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>=20
> Mark K. Kim wrote:
>=20
>> Create two different files, .gtkrc-2.0-laptop and .gtkrc-2.0-desktop, =
=20
>> and
>> at login, using a script, determine which computer you're connecting =20
>> from
>> and make a symlink to .gtkrc-2.0 from the appropriate file!  It's like
>> magic...
>>=20
>> -Mark
>>=20
>>=20
>> On Thu, 29 Apr 2004, Dave Margolis wrote:
>>=20
>> =20
>>> Hello,
>>>=20
>>> I generally run gaim via ssh -X from my computer at home on my computer
>>> at work.  This works just spiffily except the fonts show up quite a bit
>>> smaller on my laptop (12" 1024x768) then the do on my actual box at =20
>>> home
>>> (15" 1024x768).
>>>=20
>>> I tried adding the following to .gtkrc-2.0 to increase the font size:
>>>=20
>>> gtk-font-name =3D "Lucida Grande 14"
>>>=20
>>> This looks great on the little laptop screen, but HUGE on the desktop
>>> screen.  It also messes with proportions of the fonts in Mozilla on the
>>> desktop machine.
>>>=20
>>> Question is this: how can I specify that font declaration just for =20
>>> gaim,
>>> or better yet, just for gaim when it's running over a remote X session?
>>>=20
>>> Thanks,
>>> Dave M.
>>>=20
>>>=20
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>>=20
>>
>=20
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