trash icon
How can I change the icon for the trash applet in AWN?
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I love AWN...replacing the icons for the launchers has worked fine...mostly. However, if I right click on the trash applet, the option to replace the icon is not available. I have searched my file system from top to bottom but cannot find a way to change that icon...any info would be appreciated.
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#2 |
Hi:
You need to change the icons you use in your desktop. go to system -> preferences -> themes
and change the icons there
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Thanks, but that changes everything except that trash applet...I downloaded a theme of OSX icons. I love the one they use for the trashcan....my gnome panel applet shows the new icon , but the dock appears to have the icon for the tango theme stuck permanently.
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hi:
I use: Version: 0.1.2-svnrevisi
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aconley1, some themes don't have the icons for "gnome-
To solve this, you have to create symbolic links for those icons.
Go to the theme directory and on a terminal write:
ln -s user-trash-
ln -s user-trash-full.png gnome-stock-
These file names are for the OSX theme. If you have a different theme you have to replace "user-trash-
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#6 |
Thanks, but no luck still. the icons in the theme I have are
gnome-fs-
links as directed using these filenames. It had no effect on the
trash-applet icon. I also removed and then re-added that applet to AWN...it
still didn't change.
Art
On 8/9/07, Sebastián Porta <email address hidden> wrote:
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> Sebastián Porta proposed the following answer:
> aconley1, some themes don't have the icons for "gnome-
> "gnome-
> icon.
> To solve this, you have to create symbolic links for those icons.
> Go to the theme directory and on a terminal write:
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> ln -s user-trash-
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> ln -s user-trash-full.png gnome-stock-
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> These file names are for the OSX theme. If you have a different theme
> you have to replace "user-trash-
> the icons of your choice.
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I don't know if this will be helpful but I have the OSX installed on my system and the icons are in the directory "/.icons/
If you make the sym links on that directory and still have the problem, then I don't know what's wrong.
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#8 |
There is maybe one case I'm thinking off, but can you give your bar_height first?
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Thanks....that worked! When I made the symbolic links yesterday, I hadn't changed from my home directory first. This time, I changed to that directory where the icons were located and it worked perfectly. I greatly appreciate your help.
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Okay, I'm confused. Right now, AWN is using the trashcan from the Tango theme located in /usr/share/
1.Where wold a link be established? (ln -s user-trash-
2. Do I link individual icons or the folders?
3. Should I just replace the icons in the Tango theme with the ones from the OS-L theme? If so what do type to copy them?
4. Is it an issue if the Tango theme icons are .svg and the OS-L icons are .png?
I have read every thread on the internet looking for a How-to written at a "dummy-
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#11 |
Bob,
All I had to do was make the simlinks:
ln -s user-trash-
ln -s user-trash-full.png gnome-stock-
Put these simlinks in the directory where your OSX icons are located. This fixed my problem immediately.
Art
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[quote=Sebastián Porta]some themes don't have the icons for "gnome-
Shouldn't AWN be using "user-trash" and "user-trash-full" these days?
http://
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troy@troy-laptop:~$ cd .icons
troy@troy-
troy@troy-
troy@troy-
troy@troy-
troy@troy-
then just remove the applet and re-add it, and it should be right as rain.
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#14 |
"some themes don't have the icons for "gnome-
Thanks! The theme I have has the trash icons, but they are named:
gnome-fs-trash-full
user-trash-full
user-trash-empty
user-trash
So i just took user.trash and renaned it to gnome-stock-trash and it worked!! Thanks!