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    toolbar size and spacing in Lucid

    I upgraded to Lucid today and noticed that toolbar spacing/sizing is HUGE. In eclipse it is making my once single line toolbar wrap down to too. There is a ton of waisted space here. Any way I can adjust this?
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    Re: toolbar size and spacing in Lucid

    metacity --replace

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    Re: toolbar size and spacing in Lucid

    Did not help. Attached is another screenshot with the vertical spacers turned off (locked the toolbar) and you can really see the waisted space.
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    Re: toolbar size and spacing in Lucid

    I got same issue here. Wish there was a way to make all icons small, including the one in eclipse.

    Could it be JRE related ? when I installed a JRE, I noticed the default-jre and open-6-jre... I believe I installed defaut-jre, which one did you take ?

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    Re: toolbar size and spacing in Lucid

    Well, it appears that it is a Gnome/GTK configuration issue. I have found two solutions:

    1. Get a monitor with a really high resolution (like 1980x1028 ). That solves the issue.

    2. Reconfigure the GTK library.

    On my part, I could not get the new monitor, so I went with #2. Here is a good way to start http://tiny.cc/flbqx. Following these instructions I have ended up with this .gtkrc-2.0 file:

    Code:
    style "gtkcompact" {
        font_name="Sans 9"
        GtkToolbar::internal-padding=0
        GtkToolbar::space-size=0
    }
    
    class "GtkWidget" style "gtkcompact"
    Hope it helps,
    Stefan

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    Re: toolbar size and spacing in Lucid

    Somehow I couldn't make it work. So I ended up using the Rio517's theme available on github:
    http://github.com/Rio517/AmbianceCompact

    It's the default Lucid Lynx theme but much more compact (no padding wihtin toolbar/menu)

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