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eboard-addtheme

EBOARD-ADDTHEME(1)					      General Commands Manual						EBOARD-ADDTHEME(1)

NAME

       eboard-addtheme - a program to easily install new eboard board and sound themes.

SYNOPSIS

       eboard-addtheme P graphics-file description

       eboard-addtheme S sound-file

DESCRIPTION

       This manual page briefly documents the eboard-addtheme command.	This manual page was contributed by the developers of the Debian GNU/Linux
       distribution.

       eboard-addtheme installs the given theme for eboard.  If it has sufficient permissions, it will install the  theme  in  the  system  themes
       directory; otherwise, it will install it in ~/.eboard.

       eboard-addtheme's  behavior  depends on its first argument.  If this argument is P, a graphics file in the proper format should be provided
       as the second argument, and the third argument should be a description of the theme.   The  graphics  file  will  be  installed	as  a  new
       piece/board  set.   If, on the other hand, this argument is S, a sound file should be provided as the second argument; it will be installed
       as a new sound theme.

       eboard must be restarted after a new theme has been added to notice the addition. Graphics become available in  the  Settings  |  Bitmapped
       Piece Sets submenus, sound files become available in the Sound Event configuration dialog boxes.

AUTHOR

       This   manual   page   was   written   by  Daniel  Burrows  <dburrows@debian.org>  (for	the  Debian  GNU/Linux system) and by Felipe Bergo
       <bergo@seul.org>.

SEE ALSO

       eboard(6), eboard-config(1)

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