NewWorldOrderxxx999shhh wroteHave you read the wiki????
i read arch wiki and another info page on runit, and they both say to create links to services in /service/ not /var/service/,
not surprising that's one major problem with linux distros, where everyone makes up their own directories for stuff and then nothing works,
i installed the gtk-theme-switch2 because i couldn't find the option to change themes, now that you said what it is, i used it and the problem is it doesn't apply the theme it just changes few properties of the windows nothing else.
thanks
NewWorldOrderxxx999shhh wroteHave you read the wiki????
i read arch wiki and another info page on runit, and they both say to create links to services in /service/ not /var/service/,
not surprising that's one major problem with linux distros, where everyone makes up their own directories for stuff and then nothing works,
i installed the gtk-theme-switch2 because i couldn't find the option to change themes, now that you said what it is, i used it and the problem is it doesn't apply the theme it just changes few properties of the windows nothing else.
thanks
it works if you do thing in the right way
wiki here :
http://obarun.org/wiki/runit.html
critizism is good if is constructive. So first in my home page : "Obarun is not a distribution, is not Archlinux."
Archlinux don't use Runit, Archlinux use systemd right? The directory /var is maded for containing some things like symlink for runit. An architecture in the system must be clear. Make a directory especialy for runit service provide nothing more. Runit service work very well in general and on my system too if you use it in the right way. Archlinux repository doesn't provide any package about runit, right? Only AUR do it and ALL AUR package create a symlink to /var/service. And you know why? Because the /var directory is made it for that. And you know more : Archlinux developper are created this arborescence system, is not mine :).
Just for information : a few more than 20 people use actualy obarun all days and for work without particulary trouble.
Xfce is not the base system of obarun, the base is openbox. You use a system without systemd, it's mean : gnome, kde, xfce are more and more eating by systemd. Only xfce keep, for the moment, a system without having a tone of systemd stuff. Theme on xfce can be complicate. gtk3 is not stable (is not my opinion it's real). Well i don't use xfce and is difficult and take time to debug. For the moment i work under vdev and i'm alone. So may be you can help, finding trouble!? You can try for example to use xfce with openbox. Is possible without any trouble. But realy i don't think than the trouble come from systemd stuff but more theme trouble.
A take look on it when i have time.