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newbie question: how to make the red hat be a 'start 'button
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| george 2004-10-23, 8:46 pm |
| Hi, I am trying to modify the red hat button in the bottom left hand
corner so that it will be a different icon. Can that be done?
GE
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| Christian 2004-11-05, 7:48 am |
| george wrote:
> Hi, I am trying to modify the red hat button in the bottom left hand
> corner so that it will be a different icon. Can that be done?
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> GE
Hi,
as far as I'm aware of, you can do that in the control center, provided
you use KDE.
But don't ask me where the exact option for that is, 'cause I have to
figure it out everytime I do that by myself ... again, i.e. I never
memorize these things ;-)
If I'm not toally mistaken it must have been somwhere under apperance ->
themes.
That's also the place where you can get rid of the Redhat splash screen
upon KDE start ;-)
HTH,
Chris.
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| Robert 2004-11-10, 5:51 pm |
| "george"
> Hi, I am trying to modify the red hat button in the bottom left hand
> corner so that it will be a different icon. Can that be done?
> GE
I did that before. that icon is read from an image file.
sorry, I long forgot which file that is.
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| total_loss 2004-12-29, 11:44 pm |
| This is very, very simple. Simply go to /usr/share/pixmaps and scroll down to thr "redhat-main-menu" icon which is of course a red hat. Right click on the "red hat" and rename it "redhat-main-menu1.png". Then go to the icon you want to use and right click to "Duplicate", rename it "redhat-main-menu.png. Cose up and log out, when you log back in it will be whatever icon you selected as "Duplicate". |
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