The problem is that we want to preserve the user's customisations (if they've made any). The Scubuntu theme packages install the proper defaults in /usr/share/gconf/defaults, but these don't overwrite any local config the user has.
Version 0.3 of scubuntu-defaults includes a script that sets all the gconf values correctly (overwriting whatever the user had there). This script must be run by the user, but there is a desktop file included, placing it in the Prefs menu.
The problem is that we want to preserve the user's customisations (if they've made any). The Scubuntu theme packages install the proper defaults in /usr/share/ gconf/defaults, but these don't overwrite any local config the user has.
Version 0.3 of scubuntu-defaults includes a script that sets all the gconf values correctly (overwriting whatever the user had there). This script must be run by the user, but there is a desktop file included, placing it in the Prefs menu.