Optimize the eclipse interface in Linux

Optimize the eclipse interface in Linux

This method is to modify the GTK settings. If the size is incorrect, you can manually modify the configuration.

Open Terminal

~ $ Gedit. gtkrc-2.0

Paste the following content into gedit and save it.

Style "gtkcompact "{

Font_name = "dejavu sans 9"

Gtkbutton: default_border = {1, 1, 1}

Gtkbutton: default_outside_border = {0, 0, 0}

Gtkbuttonbox: child_min_width = 1

Gtkbuttonbox: child_min_heigth = 1

Gtkbuttonbox: child_internal_pad_x = 1

Gtkbuttonbox: child_internal_pad_y = 1

Gtkmenu: vertical-padding = 1

Gtkmenubar: internal_padding = 1

Gtkmenuitem: horizontal_padding = 4

Gtktoolbar: Internal-padding = 1

Gtktoolbar: space-size = 1

Gtkoptionmenu: indicator_size = 1

Gtkoptionmenu: indicator_spacing = 1

Gtkpaned: handle_size = 4

Gtkrange: trough_border = 1

Gtkrange: stepper_spacing = 1

Gtkscale: value_spacing = 1

Gtkscrolledwindow: scrollbar_spacing = 1

Gtkexpander: expander_size = 10

Gtkexpander: expander_spacing = 1

Gtktreeview: vertical-separator = 1

Gtktreeview: horizontal-separator = 1

Gtktreeview: expander-size = 9

Gtktreeview: Fixed-height-mode = true

Gtkwidget: focus_padding = 1

}

Class "gtkwidget" style "gtkcompact"

Style "gtkcompactextra "{

Xthickness = 0

Ythickness = 0

}

Class "gtkbutton" style "gtkcompactextra"

Class "gtktoolbar" style "gtkcompactextra"

Class "gtkpaned" style "gtkcompactextra"