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How do I run a Gnome GDM theme?

Submitted by cathstephenson on Sun, 06/24/2007 - 21:08.

Hi, I`m running Red Hat 9, and using the Gnome desktop - I want to change to a different theme (currently using Blue Curve) and like some of the GDM themes which I have seen on this site, but am unsure whether I need to download/install any other software in order to be able to use them, or can I simply install a GDM theme I like the look of and choose it from the Theme menu?

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I'm not Gnome user

Submitted by admin on Tue, 06/26/2007 - 20:46.

HI, I'm not gnome user but I can repeat You. You don't need any other software to change Your GDM theme or GTK+ theme. The most simple way to do it, is use Gnome Control Center, or something similar (I don't exactly remember its name). You may found it in Gnome administration menu. There You can change icon theme, metacity theme, etc.

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