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2010-10-20
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No, this is not needed.. it would only take up extra space. Would you remove the /usr/ folder and then expect the system to work?
Also as D-livil said.. if something happens you could always reinstall the themes.
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2010-10-20
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@ Hellsinki, Finland
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#353
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Sure, but then I would loose all my modifications
I would be nice if people can save their modifications as different themes.
Also, what happens if I remove the theme customizer? Is the backup erased? Or maybe the user manually removes /opt/theme-customizer/ thinking it's just cruft. Would be nice to just go to the normal theme selection and select back the system one.
All that is needed is a "save as" option.
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2010-10-20
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@ Sweden
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There is no app that lets you remove the /usr folder. And even if there was, I can always flash and restore everything back to normal, except my theme, which I need to customize again.
Not through any UI.
This makes as much sense as saying that an image editor should not have a "save as" option, because then it would be an "image maker".
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2010-10-21
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2010-10-21
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#356
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This only makes sense if the user has the ability to browse and manually select recommended packages. Built in application manager doesn't show recommended dependencies at all (at least I've never seen any) and fapman shows dependencies but doesn't offer the ability to select recommended packages. Don't know if other application managers offer this functionality (I've read that aptitude is available, this app would offer the possibility to select recommended or proposed dependencies but is console-based therefore not a solution for the average user as well as apt-get or dpkg on commandline).
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2010-10-21
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2010-10-21
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#358
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if i change for example the lockslider images, will it save those to the theme also?
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2010-10-21
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@ Hellsinki, Finland
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#359
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2010-10-21
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@ NJ, USA
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This would be good if you had an app.. let's say.. called Theme Maker.. then it would be more logical. But then it would hold a different feature set.
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