Changing the look of GTK apps from the commandline
Hey everyone,
Currently running Debian Etch happily with the DWM window manager. This is a
really lightweight window manager that is quite suitable for this very old
machine. Anyways, I have iceweasel, gaim, gvim, and a host of other GTK apps.
Right now they have the default "look" which I would like to change. I see other
desktop distributions such as Ubuntu, Foresight, that have a much better window
decoration.
Since I don't run GNOME Environment, is there anyway I can change the look of
the GTK apps from the commandline. Specifically, can i just download a theme and
change a config file?
Thanks for all your help,
Amit
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