Gnome complains bitterly when it starts that the CleanBig theme is missing. If CleanBig should have been present, there should have been a rpm dependency that made the upgrade procedure pull it in, or gnome should be set up such that it silently falls back to default (no theme) appearance.
This is an upgrade, yes? What happens is your old config file specifies the theme to be "CleanBig" which isn't included anymore. I think this is a problem with enlightenment, not gnome.
Yes, it is an upgrade (from 6.1). If the upgrade removes CleanBig, it should also remove dependencies on it from my config.
the upgrade cannot possibly remove dependencies from your home dir. It knows nothing about it. What if you have 1000 users mounted over NFS? What if you have your home in /foo/bar. RPMS do _not_ touch users data. (-:
Point taken. But how did it (CleanBig) get in there in the first place? I did not explicitely do that. It may not be practical to fix, but it is not welcome to be confronted with a complaint that something went missing that I didn't even know was there in the first place! And why was CleanBig removed if it was referenced? I didn't ask for that either!
This should be fixed with the desktop upgrade script fix, right?
This was fixed, though the bug was never closed. Closing now.