Re: [newbie] KDE Panel Customization questions

2003-01-25 Thread robin
Chuck Burns wrote:

On Wed, January 22 2003 12:58 pm, mycal62 wrote:


they are located in /usr/share/icons.

right click on one and choose properties, and click the icon button it
displays, then change to your heart's content.



The only thing on the KDE menu is Move Remove Menu Editor and Panel 
Menu  There is NO properties.


True - you need to find out which icon it uses (I thought it would be 
something like /usr/share/icons/hicolor/16x16/go.png , but that didn't 
work).  Once you've done that, you can back it up and put a different 
icon in it's place, edit it with your favourite graphic tool or whatever.

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Re: [newbie] KDE Panel Customization questions

2003-01-24 Thread Chuck Burns
On Wed, January 22 2003 12:58 pm, mycal62 wrote:
 they are located in /usr/share/icons.

 right click on one and choose properties, and click the icon button it
 displays, then change to your heart's content.

The only thing on the KDE menu is Move Remove Menu Editor and Panel 
Menu  There is NO properties.
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Re: [newbie] KDE Panel Customization questions

2003-01-24 Thread Chuck Burns
On Wed, January 22 2003 12:58 pm, mycal62 wrote:
 try here for a trash can ref. : http://www.m-arriaga.net/software/libtrash/


Also, this has NOTHING to do with putting the trash can onto the toolbar. I 
want to move the trash can OFF the KDE desktop, and put it on the Toolbar, 
like OS/X has it.

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Re: [newbie] KDE Panel Customization questions

2003-01-24 Thread Anne Wilson
On Friday 24 Jan 2003 3:49 pm, Chuck Burns wrote:
 On Wed, January 22 2003 12:58 pm, mycal62 wrote:
  try here for a trash can ref. :
  http://www.m-arriaga.net/software/libtrash/

 Also, this has NOTHING to do with putting the trash can onto the toolbar. I
 want to move the trash can OFF the KDE desktop, and put it on the Toolbar,
 like OS/X has it.

Out of curiosity I dragged the bin to the bottom bar - next to mcc icon.  No 
problem, it opens the trash can, which is wat I presume you want.  Of course, 
to fix it you should log out, checking save session, then in again.  Remove 
the checkmark next time you log out.

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Re: [newbie] KDE Panel Customization questions

2003-01-24 Thread Chuck Burns
On Fri, January 24 2003 10:18 am, Anne Wilson wrote:
*snip*
 Out of curiosity I dragged the bin to the bottom bar - next to mcc icon. 
 No problem, it opens the trash can, which is wat I presume you want.  Of
 course, to fix it you should log out, checking save session, then in again.
  Remove the checkmark next time you log out.

 Anne
It does do that.. But.. It's not quite how I want it. Yes.. it does open it, 
yes, I can delete stuff by draggin to it.. BUT.. I can't empty it, and if I 
remove the trash off the desktop, it no longer works.. 

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Re: [newbie] KDE Panel Customization questions

2003-01-24 Thread Chuck Burns
On Fri, January 24 2003 10:35 am, Anne Wilson wrote:
*snip*
 OK - I'm a wierdo who likes to check before deleting anything, so it works
 for exactly as I would use the desktop icon.  There is no way I'd click
 that 'empty trashcan' entry.  I didn't do it under windows and I don't do
 it here.

Ok.. But that still doesnt solve my issue with changing the icon for the KDE 
Menu itself.. and I'm beginning to think this may be an expert-list problem.

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Re: [newbie] KDE Panel Customization questions

2003-01-23 Thread Chuck Burns
On Wed, January 22 2003 10:46 pm, John McQuillen wrote:
*snip*
 If you read the README included with the ksensors source (I have 0.7),
 you will see instructions on compiling ksensors for both KDE 2.2.2 and
 KDE 3.0.
*snip*
Thanks, ksensors is installed.. and semi-works, but thats not an issue for 
this Mailing list..

But.. no one has, as of yet, answered either of my other two questions.. 
regarding a Trash kicker Applet that would allow me to put a trash can docked 
into a toolbar.. And also, how to change the icon for the KDE menu button by 
hand (and other icons on the toolbars that cant be changed by the normal 
means)

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Re: [newbie] KDE Panel Customization questions

2003-01-23 Thread mycal62
try here for a trash can ref. : http://www.m-arriaga.net/software/libtrash/

for kde any icon can be changed to whatever you wish , whether it's on 
the desktop or in the task bar.

they are located in /usr/share/icons.

right click on one and choose properties, and click the icon button it 
displays, then change to your heart's content.

to install a new theme go to the control center as you would to change 
any of the  look and feel  items.
I currently use an icon set made of two different sets, and turned into 
a .tar.gz file and installed thru the control center  look and feel  
icons  install new theme .

to make a new set of icons , you just take any set you find on a site 
like kde-look.org and roll your own.

if you need more details email me off list.

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[newbie] KDE Panel Customization questions

2003-01-22 Thread Chuck Burns
I have almost completely customized my kde panels to where I want them to be.  
But.. there is one thing that I can't find a way to change, although I know 
it's possible.  How to change the icons of the things like the Icon for the 
KDE menu.  I can change icons for the apps IN the menu, but not the icon on 
the panel for the menu itself.

I would also like to know if there is a KDE-kicker applet that would act as 
the trash can, ala MacOS/X.  And.. is there a kicker applet that supports 
lm_sensors? running gkrellm is out of the question for my setup, as I am 
trying to be as minimalistic as possible with regards to screen clutter. 
go here:  http://home.mchsi.com/~zex0s/Desktop.png  to see what I mean by 
minimalistic desktop/panels (three panels total, one on right holds KDE menu, 
and most used programs, and, autohides.. 1 on bottom right, holds system tray 
and clock, always visible, the one on the bottom left is just a taskbar, and 
it also autohides.

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Re: [newbie] KDE Panel Customization questions

2003-01-22 Thread Pilagá
El Mié 22 Ene 2003 23:21, Chuck Burns escribió:
 the trash can, ala MacOS/X.  And.. is there a kicker applet that supports
 lm_sensors? running gkrellm is out of the question for my setup, as I am
 trying to be as minimalistic as possible with regards to screen clutter.

Yes, Chuck, try with Ksensors.

Suerte.
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Re: [newbie] KDE Panel Customization questions

2003-01-22 Thread Chuck Burns
On Wed, January 22 2003 8:44 pm, Pilagá wrote:
*snip*
   Yes, Chuck, try with Ksensors.

   Suerte.
Well.. ksensors wants QT2, and I'm using QT3.. in the configure script, it 
complains about not having QT =2.2.2, and I do believe QT 3.1.0 is higher 
than 2.2.2. :p any suggestions here?

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Re: [newbie] KDE Panel Customization questions

2003-01-22 Thread Chuck Burns
On Wed, January 22 2003 9:01 pm, Chuck Burns wrote:
*snip*
 Well.. ksensors wants QT2, and I'm using QT3.. in the configure script, it
 complains about not having QT =2.2.2, and I do believe QT 3.1.0 is higher
 than 2.2.2. :p any suggestions here?

I've also found about half a dozen programs that would seem to provide what I 
need, but they're all at least a year and a half old, or older, and probably 
want older versions of qt.. so... should I install QT2?

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