dep wrote:
said Leskala via tde-users: | For GTK3 I recommend installing the package "gtk3-nocsd". It will force | GTK3 applications to refrain from drawing their own titlebar | (client-side decoration as the Gnome folks call it) and will restore the | TDE titlebars instead. | | Secondly, I recommend the GTK2/3 theme "TraditionalOk" from the | "mate-themes" package of the Debian repositories, which gets quite close | to TDE's Plastik theme. Once installed, you should be able to select it | for GTK3 in the "GTK Styles and Fonts" panel of the control center.
Now if only there were a way to make that moronic now-you-see-it, now-you-don't scrollbar go away and replace it with a proper scroll bar, the world will be a happy place of sweetness, light, and peace throughout all mankind. -- dep
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For disabling the auto-hide behavior of GTK3 scrollbars this should do the trick (copy and paste the following commands into konsole):
echo "export GTK_OVERLAY_SCROLLING=0" > \ "$HOME/.trinity/env/gtk3-static-scrollbars.sh" chmod +x "$HOME/.trinity/env/gtk3-static-scrollbars.sh"
Finally, log out and back in.
Best regards, Leskala