
GetCrystal-Crystal icons download script
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GetCrystal is a script that downloads the latest version of the Crystal
icons RPM from the Conectiva site, strips all unnessasary files and
repacks it as a tarball.
This script is totally legal! :)
Old versions 1.0 and 1.1 can be found here: http://www.maasonline.nl/GetCrystal/GetCrystal-1.0.tar.gz
18 years ago
* Added mirror functionality
* Works better on non-x86 systems
* Smaller script
18 years ago
* Added mirror functionality
* Works better on non-x86 systems
* Smaller script
Mezziah
18 years ago
i'm using mandrake linux 9, kde 3.0.3. everytime when i load the tar.gz-package and click on "install new design" (it should be translated correctly nothing happens! what's wrong here? please help me.
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Und das ganze nochmal auf deutsch, falls mir hier ein Deutscher helfen kann:
Immer wenn ich Icon-Packages reinlade und auf "neues Design installieren" klicke, passiert gar nix. Weder als User, noch als root.
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ZennouRyuu
18 years ago
WOW
-ZennouRyuu
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jonest1
18 years ago
Finally, we have to repack the icon files into a new tarball.
./GetCrystal: cd: crystal-icons-tmp/usr/lib/kde3/share/icons: No such file or directory
I'm running RH7.2 and /usr is the kdedir. So, my icons are under /usr/share/icons.
If anybody has any help, I would be most appreciative.
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g0ldfinGa
18 years ago
Unpacking RPM...
Repacking tarball...
./GetCrystal: cd: usr/lib/kde3/share/icons: No such file or directory
Ready :)
says that, any1 know whats wrong? or how id fix that..
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shotty
18 years ago
1. Make sure you can use via wget a ftp server, i.e. you are behind a firewall.
2. Make sure alien is installed.
3. Edit the script on line 57 to
tar cvfz /crystal-icons.tar.gz ConectivaCrystal > /dev/null 2>&1
Now you can use /crystal-icons.tar.gz
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sorucexx
18 years ago
rgds
marc'O
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artemis2
18 years ago
Does anyone know how to fix this? I'm using a self compiled kde3.
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ZIOlele
18 years ago
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artemis2
18 years ago
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preater
18 years ago
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sewagemaster
18 years ago
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SuGa
18 years ago
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linux4e
18 years ago
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wwrafter1
18 years ago
For example, it failed with a directory called "Download files", but when I changed the name to "Downloads" everything went fine.
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Niek
18 years ago
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SuGa
18 years ago
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Niek
18 years ago
You can try to change the * into -45cl.i386.rpm, that should work.
bye, Niek.
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ethomasii
18 years ago
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