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  1. Toothpaste Pony! Toothpaste Pony!

    # Anyone know if you can specifically set the colours of a single window with gnome or something? Like, the theme colour. # #

    Monday, 03-Sep-12 05:39:18 UTC from web
    1. Sir E. Hooves III Sir E. Hooves III

      @minti #

      Monday, 03-Sep-12 05:40:11 UTC from web
    2. Toothpaste Pony! Toothpaste Pony!

      @widget I dunno. I just had the cool idea of making windows run as superuser red, while the rest are green. xD

      Monday, 03-Sep-12 05:40:26 UTC from web
    3. Omni Omni

      @minti Are we talking GNOME2 or GNOME3 here? Because if it's GNOME3, well, that isn't designed for people wanting to manage the colours of their windows.

      Monday, 03-Sep-12 05:45:18 UTC from web
      1. Toothpaste Pony! Toothpaste Pony!

        @omni To be honest, I don't know. xD

        Monday, 03-Sep-12 05:46:32 UTC from web
        1. Omni Omni

          @minti Does it look like https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/22/Gnome2.30.0.png or like http://www.gnome.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/application-view.png?

          Monday, 03-Sep-12 05:47:22 UTC from web
          1. Toothpaste Pony! Toothpaste Pony!

            @omni ... 3 is shiny. *ahem* I'm using the one that comes with Mint, which is MATE I think. But I'm (pretty?) sure I can switch over to Gnome if it'll allow me to defines rules for window colours or something. xD

            Monday, 03-Sep-12 05:50:18 UTC from web
            1. Omni Omni

              @minti MATE is 99.9% GNOME2 code, it has fairly little changes but at least is still being maintained. I'm not sure if such a thing is possible, though, I just wanted to make the "GNOME 3 isn't designed for people who..." joke (after a GNOME3 developer saying "GNOME3 isn't designed for people who want to choose their own terminal emulators.")

              Monday, 03-Sep-12 05:52:03 UTC from web