Ubuntu KDE desktop environment Eclipse new project flashback processing method

In the KDE desktop environment of Ubuntu system, many users will encounter flashback problems when creating new projects. In fact, this is mainly due to the GTK theme, Eclipse will try to open the window of the ComboBox control that calls gtk will cause a crash. So what should I do if I encounter this problem? Next, Xiaobian will introduce you to the processing method of the Eclipse new project flashback under the Ubuntu KDE desktop environment.

Simple solution:

The solution is very simple. In the system settings - "App Appearance -" GTK item, select a non-oxygen-gtk GTK2 theme. But KDE comes with a very rough Raleigh by default, which is primitive (but compatible). Enabling this theme will make all GTK2 applications very ugly (including Eclipse):

Of course, online There are a lot of beautiful GTK2 and GTK3 themes (KDE comes with download online theme feature), you can install a more beautiful theme instead of the oxygen-gtk theme.

<;Perfect& rdquo; Solution:

Since the oxygen-gtk theme itself is pretty, and the default theme for all applications in the KDE desktop environment is Oxygen, use GTK for other GTK programs. The theme is not coordinated enough. So, we can also take a break in the way that a particular topic is used for a particular program. Here we take the A New Start theme (a more beautiful GTK theme) as an example. The following is the specific process:

The system global GTK2 and GTK3 themes still use the oxygen-gtk unchanged.

GTK2_RC_FILES=/usr/share/themes/Clearlooks/gtk-2.0/gtkrc eclipse

The effect is shown in the figure: The last is Eclipse with Oxygen GTK, the middle is Clearlook Eclipse, front This is the Chromium Settings dialog for Oxygen GTK.

These are the processing method in Ubuntu KDE desktop environment Eclipse flash back of new projects, users only need to follow the method described above can solve the problem.