Menu System --> Preferences --> Keyboard.caitlyn wrote:I don't see one for the panel either. You can change keyboard layout from the menu: System -> Administration -> KeyboardAndyun wrote:I have not found the switch keyboard layout applet for mate panel.
Yes, the one in the Administration menu is for setting them up system-wide. The one in the Preferences menu is setting them up for the running user only.caitlyn wrote:Look again, andyun. There are keymap tools in Administration as well.
I didn't build it. And I didn't build Eye of Mate either. I think there are better alternatives out there that have no ties to a specific desktop. For example, leafpad is a better simple text editor than pluma, geany is a better code editor than pluma and viewnior is a better image viewer than Eye of Mate, in my opinion.NicePics13 wrote:And gedi.. I mean Pluma?
May you correct the dependencies?gapan wrote:You're missing a lot of important packages. Of the ones in the /mate directory in our repos, you can probably only leave out mate-backgrounds, mate-common, mate-conf-editor, mate-doc-utils, mate-file-archiver, mate-file-manager-open-terminal, mate-document-viewer, mate-icon-theme, mate-netspeed and mate-sensors-applet. You'll be missing some functionality without these, but everything else has definitely got to be installed.
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$ slapt-get --list | grep mate | grep inst=yes
libmatekeyring-1.2.0-i486-1gv [inst=yes]: libmatekeyring (a library to interact with mate-keyring)
mate-common-1.2.1-noarch-1gv [inst=yes]: mate-common (common scripts and macros to develop with MATE)
mate-conf-1.2.1-i486-1gv [inst=yes]: mate-conf (the MATE Configuration database system)
mate-conf-editor-1.2.0-i486-1gv [inst=yes]: mate-conf-editor (GTK+2 Editor for MATEconf)
mate-corba-1.2.1-i486-1gv [inst=yes]: mate-corba (a high-performance CORBA)
mate-desktop-1.2.0-i486-1gv [inst=yes]: mate-desktop (The MATE Desktop environment)
mate-doc-utils-1.2.1-i486-1gv [inst=yes]: mate-doc-utils (documentation utilities for the Mate project)
mate-document-viewer-1.2.1-i486-1gv [inst=yes]: mate-document-viewer (simply a document viewer)
mate-file-archiver-20120330-i486-1gv [inst=yes]: mate-file-archver (an archive manager for MATE)
mate-file-manager-1.2.0-i486-1gv [inst=yes]: mate-file-manager (file manager and graphical shell for MATE)
mate-file-manager-open-terminal-1.2.0-i486-1gv [inst=yes]: mate-file-manager-open-terminal (Caja plugin for opening terminals)
mate-icon-theme-1.2.0-i486-1gv [inst=yes]: mate-icon-theme (The MATE Icon Theme)
mate-media-1.2.1-i486-1gv [inst=yes]: mate-media (MATE media utilities)
mate-themes-20120329-i486-1gv [inst=yes]: mate-themes (Themes for the MATE desktop)
mate-utils-1.2.0-i486-1gv [inst=yes]: mate-utils (MATE desktop utilities)
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libgtop-2.28.4-i486-1gv [inst=yes]: libgtop (System Information Library)
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[~]$ mkdir .icons/Fog-two
[~]$ cd .icons/Fog-two/
[Fog-two]$ ln -s /usr/share/icons/Fog/16x16/ 16x16
[Fog-two]$ ln -s /usr/share/icons/Fog/22x22/ 22x22
[Fog-two]$ ln -s /usr/share/icons/Fog/24x24/ 24x24
[Fog-two]$ ln -s /usr/share/icons/Fog/32x32/ 32x32
[Fog-two]$ ln -s /usr/share/icons/Fog/48x48/ 48x48
[Fog-two]$ ln -s /usr/share/icons/Fog/256x256/ 256x256
[Fog-two]$ cp /usr/share/icons/Fog/index.theme index.theme
Dependencies of what? And correct to what? They are already correct as far as I can tell.zAchAry wrote:May you correct the dependencies?
Of course they do.zAchAry wrote:The programs Atril (Evince), Engrampa (File-Roller), mate-conf-editor work well.
You shouldn't be surprised if stuff don't work then.zAchAry wrote:(I have dismissed dependencies arbitrarily)
Not unless the mate devs split them in separate packages. And I don't see the reason.zAchAry wrote:I believe that it would be very good to split these packages, if possible.
So don't install the mate-utils package. But don't complain that you're missing functionality because you're missing the mate-utils package.zAchAry wrote:Not everyone would want to install
- mate-dictionary (e.g. using Xfce4 Dictionary)
- mate-disk-usage-analyzer (Baobab)
- mate-screenshot
- mate-search-tool (e.g. using Catfish or PManFM)
- MATE (looking at Baobab and the Log Viewer of MATE)
Maybe. I'm not sure everything is the same.zAchAry wrote:I believe that the MATE icon theme is exactly the same icon set as GNOME icon theme.
Please correct the index.theme files of the mate-themes package.
Instead of: Inherits=mate
Replace to: Inherits=mate,gnome
Until this point, I have installed everything without manipulations by me, and Caja does not work 100% properly.gapan wrote:Dependencies of what? And correct to what? They are already correct as far as I can tell.zAchAry wrote:May you correct the dependencies?
Of course they do.zAchAry wrote:The programs Atril (Evince), Engrampa (File-Roller), mate-conf-editor work well.
You shouldn't be surprised if stuff don't work then.zAchAry wrote:(I have dismissed dependencies arbitrarily)
Either way, ",gnome" should be added to line number 4, if we would like users to enjoy the Fog and Quid icon themes without installing the MATE icon theme.gapan wrote:Maybe. I'm not sure everything is the same.zAchAry wrote:I believe that the MATE icon theme is exactly the same icon set as GNOME icon theme.
Please correct the index.theme files of the mate-themes package.
Instead of: Inherits=mate
Replace to: Inherits=mate,gnome
What is it that it doesn't work?zAchAry wrote:Until this point, I have installed everything without manipulations by me, and Caja does not work 100% properly.
Not necessarily. The Fog and Quid icon themes work just fine if you have the mate-icon-theme installed.zAchAry wrote:Either way, ",gnome" should be added to line number 4, if we would like users to enjoy the Fog and Quid icon themes.