MIB Ossigeno - new Kde Theme / nuovo Tema KDE

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Re: MIB Ossigeno - new Kde Theme / nuovo Tema KDE

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dwightpaige79 wrote:Thanks for doing this.
Why don't you try the newest version?

MIB Ossigeno Ultimate - a Complete Linux Theme
http://mib.pianetalinux.org/mib/forum/v ... f=2&t=2515

it's surely more beautiful and complete of all theme elements...


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Re: MIB Ossigeno - new Kde Theme / nuovo Tema KDE

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How is this done now adays/

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# grub-gfxmenu --update-theme
-bash: grub-gfxmenu: command not found
And yes grub is installed and working.
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[root@localhost rolf]# grub-gfxmenu 
grub-gfxmenu [--quiet] [--lang <lang>] [--update-theme] [--update-gfxmenu]
So the command is found, here.

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[root@localhost rolf]# rpm -qf `which grub-gfxmenu`
rosa-gfxboot-theme-1.0.2-3-rosa2012.1.noarch
Is such a package installed? To find the package, if any, in configured repos that contains a desired command, even if the package is not installed, try urpmf. urpmf returns every matching string, which can be a lot. Since it's a command, very likely the path contains bin or sbin, so add bin to the string.

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[rolf@localhost ~]$ urpmf bin/grub-gfxmenu
mandriva-gfxboot-theme:/usr/sbin/grub-gfxmenu
rosa-gfxboot-theme:/usr/sbin/grub-gfxmenu
mandriva-gfxboot-theme:/usr/sbin/grub-gfxmenu
rosa-gfxboot-theme:/usr/sbin/grub-gfxmenu

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Re: MIB Ossigeno - new Kde Theme / nuovo Tema KDE

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rolf wrote:

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[root@localhost rolf]# grub-gfxmenu 
grub-gfxmenu [--quiet] [--lang <lang>] [--update-theme] [--update-gfxmenu]
So the command is found, here.

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[root@localhost rolf]# rpm -qf `which grub-gfxmenu`
rosa-gfxboot-theme-1.0.2-3-rosa2012.1.noarch
Is such a package installed? To find the package, if any, in configured repos that contains a desired command, even if the package is not installed, try urpmf. urpmf returns every matching string, which can be a lot. Since it's a command, very likely the path contains bin or sbin, so add bin to the string.

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[rolf@localhost ~]$ urpmf bin/grub-gfxmenu
mandriva-gfxboot-theme:/usr/sbin/grub-gfxmenu
rosa-gfxboot-theme:/usr/sbin/grub-gfxmenu
mandriva-gfxboot-theme:/usr/sbin/grub-gfxmenu
rosa-gfxboot-theme:/usr/sbin/grub-gfxmenu
Thanks Rolf.
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Re: MIB Ossigeno - new Kde Theme / nuovo Tema KDE

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And additionaly we don't have that in OpenMandriva 2014:

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# rpm -qf `which grub-gfxmenu`
which: no grub-gfxmenu in (/sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin)
rpm: no arguments given for query
So you must be in Rosa?
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Re: MIB Ossigeno - new Kde Theme / nuovo Tema KDE

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# which grub-gfxmenu
/usr/sbin/grub-gfxmenu
For `which` to find a command, it must be installed and in your $PATH. root has a different $PATH, by default, than user.

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# echo $PATH
/sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/lib/qt4/bin

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$ which grub-gfxmenu
which: no grub-gfxmenu in (/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin/:/usr/games:/usr/lib/qt4/bin)

$ echo $PATH
/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin/:/usr/games:/usr/lib/qt4/bin
So, grub-gfxmenu is not installed in the normal, unprivileged user's $PATH. This is the case for most system administrative tools. The shell, bash or whatever, does not know of any command that is not in $PATH for the user issuing the command.

Yes, I'm on ROSA, atm. In your case, you know grub-gfxmenu is not installed, it's not in root's $PATH. It could be it's still in the configured repos. For searching that, use urpmf and, if that finds the program, install it.

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$ urpmf bin/grub-gfxmenu
mandriva-gfxboot-theme:/usr/sbin/grub-gfxmenu
rosa-gfxboot-theme:/usr/sbin/grub-gfxmenu

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