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Is there any way for my GTK2 themes to apply to GTK2 programs while
under KDE3? My Gnome2 desktop is all setup and the programs love it,
figuratively speaking. However, I would like them to look the same when
I'm in KDE3. Is there some program that the GTK2 programs call that
tells them how to look or what? I'm sorry, I just don't know how GTK2
theme-ing (sp?) works because even if I'm forwarding a program over SSH,
it still uses the theme from the local desktop.
GTK2 themes appliable in KDE3?
Thanks,
Bryce

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