download the new version for iphoneCockos REAPER 7.05

No worries though - you can just extract REAPER again from the downloaded.

If it's really not there either, then you must somehow have deleted it. You won't find your lortheme file there - instead, it should be in the root of the REAPER directory (alongside other folders and files including EULA.txt, whatsnew.txt, LibSwell.so and the reaper executable itself). It sounds as though you may actually be looking inside the /home/.config/REAPER/ColorThemes folder (because that's where the two color themes you mention are stored) rather than in /home/.config/REAPER itself. I'll try them first on Reaper 7 on Bodhi, so I don't mess up Reaper 6 on Mint. the one to run Reaper without installing was a green triangle, so I thought it was an app image. I was using Bodhi Linux to test Reaper 7, and it has flat green icons. You'll need to restart REAPER in order to see the effect of your changes. Change the values to alter the font sizes/spacing/margins and re-save the file. Menubar_spacing_width 8 (self explanatory)Ħ. Menubar_font_size 12 (this controls the font size of the menu headings on the main page) In your lortheme file (which is just a text file), you should see these lines at the very top:ĭefault_font_size 13 (this controls multiple elements, including the size of the fonts in the drop-down menus on the main page) If you don't find it then open lortheme instead, then immediately do a 'save as' and name it lortheme (any differences in this file overrides the settings in lortheme).ĥ. If you find lortheme then open it with a simple text editor such as Kate or Gedit. Back up whatever LibSwell file(s) you find by copying and pasting them somewhere safe outside of the REAPER config folder.Ĥ. In REAPER's main menu, navigate to Options->Show REAPER resource path in explorer/finder (or go to /home/.config/REAPER if you're working on a fully installed version of REAPER) and look for a file called lortheme (if it's not there then look for lortheme instead).ģ. In your home folder, enable hidden files on your desktopĢ. Here's how to change your menu fonts/sizes:ġ. This is what is called a 'Portable Install'.

It's always been possible to run the program without installing it (if you create an empty file in the REAPER directory and name it 'reaper.ini' (without the quotes), then that REAPER install will create and use it's own configuration (as opposed to using the configuration of any separately installed version of REAPER). What the hell, who cares about ergonomics anyway.just old people, I guess. looks like they have an app image now for that? The little triangle? anyway it ran fine. Well I downloaded it, just ran it without installing.

Download the new version for iphoneCockos REAPER 7.05