Norm,
The .gif to .xpm conversion you speak of.. does it work equally well in all
window managers?
Thanks,
Pj
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At 11:04 PM 7/22/00 -0500, you wrote:
Tom Brinkman wrote:
But will they accept and convert OS/2 and Win icons? I thought I
tried and
they did not?
Tom Brinkman wrote:
But will they accept and convert OS/2 and Win icons? I thought I tried and
they did not?
If you take any .gif file and reduce it to 64x64 and change
it to an .xpm, you can then use it as a KDE icon.
And you can use xv to convert gif or bmp files to xpm format.
, July 20, 2000 5:32 PM
Subject: Re: [expert] More version 7.1 problems
Gil,
Adding Icons to the desktop in Linux (KDE) isn't much more difficult.
To add an icon to the desktop, you will need to do the following:
1. right click on the desktop and select NEW option.
2. from the NEW popup list
Jeff Malka wrote:
Is there a good URL for Linux icons, or way to import windows icons. I need
a good icon for WordPerfect and cannot find one.
Thanks.
Jeff Malka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Registered Linux user 183185
the kde icons are .xpm files and there is an editor for them on your
Isn't iconfest still part of cooker?
Hoyt
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From: "Civileme" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 21, 2000 5:36 PM
Subject: Re: [expert] More version 7.1 problems
Jeff Malka wrote:
Is there a good URL for Linux icons, or way
Subject: Re: [expert] More version 7.1 problems
Jeff Malka wrote:
Is there a good URL for Linux icons, or way to import windows icons. I
need
a good icon for WordPerfect and cannot find one.
Thanks.
Jeff Malka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Registered Linux user 183185
the kde icons are .xpm
Civileme wrote:
Jeff Malka wrote:
Is there a good URL for Linux icons, or way to import windows icons. I need
a good icon for WordPerfect and cannot find one.
Thanks.
Jeff Malka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Registered Linux user 183185
the kde icons are .xpm files and there is an
: [expert] More version 7.1 problems
Jeff Malka wrote:
Is there a good URL for Linux icons, or way to import windows icons. I
need
a good icon for WordPerfect and cannot find one.
Thanks.
Jeff Malka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Registered Linux user 183185
the kde icons
With version 7.0 all the icons on the panel at the bottom are about the same
in root and in user modes. In version 7.1 I get almost nothing except KDE
Icon. Why, and how do you add icons to the bottom. I want my Konsole start
ICON for instance and my calculator and all the rest.
For that matter,
Gil Baron W0MN wrote:
With version 7.0 all the icons on the panel at the bottom are about the same
in root and in user modes. In version 7.1 I get almost nothing except KDE
thats strange!
Icon. Why, and how do you add icons to the bottom. I want my Konsole start
ICON for instance and my
Gil,
Adding Icons to the desktop in Linux (KDE) isn't much more difficult.
To add an icon to the desktop, you will need to do the following:
1. right click on the desktop and select NEW option.
2. from the NEW popup list, select the type of shortcut you want. (if its an
application shortcut, or
version 7.1 problems
Gil,
Adding Icons to the desktop in Linux (KDE) isn't much more difficult.
To add an icon to the desktop, you will need to do the following:
1. right click on the desktop and select NEW option.
2. from the NEW popup list, select the type of shortcut you want.
(if its
Sarang Lakare wrote:
{snip}
I have noticed that in 7.0 I could just right click and say new applicaiton
on the desktop.. but in 7.1, right click shows just "folder".. so all i can
add is folder.
[snip]
Sarangmy installation of 7.1 does not have that problem, I
right-click the desktop and
On Thu, 20 Jul 2000, you wrote:
I, too, get "folder" as my one option when I
right-click on the KDE desktop in mdk7.1
Pelon
Sarang Lakare wrote:
{snip}
I have noticed that in 7.0 I could just right click and say new applicaiton
on the desktop.. but in 7.1, right click shows just
On Thu, 20 Jul 2000 16:39:13 -0700, you wrote:
On Thu, 20 Jul 2000, you wrote:
I, too, get "folder" as my one option when I
right-click on the KDE desktop in mdk7.1
Pelon
Create a folder called, say, NewApps. Open the folder. Now you can
create an icon-link for an application, within the
On Thu, 20 Jul 2000, you wrote:
You're correct Steve. I think you're remembering
the old "Templates" folder. You can find it at
~/.kde/Templates and
/usr/share/apps/kfm/Templates.
And you can still right click in the file manger
to get the Template listing. But with mdk7.0 you
also could get
Pelon wrote:
You're correct Steve. I think you're remembering
the old "Templates" folder. You can find it at
~/.kde/Templates and
/usr/share/apps/kfm/Templates.
And you can still right click in the file manger
to get the Template listing. But with mdk7.0 you
also could get this list by
Steve Browne wrote:
Create a folder called, say, NewApps. Open the folder. Now you can
create an icon-link for an application, within the folder. Then move
the app to the Desktop. I don't know why the procedure was changed.
All you have to do is go into ~/Desktop and create them there.
Norm
Norm,
I am one of those bad people that runs root all
the time. I logged in as a normal user for the
first time since installing and the right-click
menu is complete.
I'm wondering if some of the problems that people
are having are related to the new security
system. root seems to have taken a
Pelon wrote:
Norm,
I am one of those bad people that runs root all
the time. I logged in as a normal user for the
first time since installing and the right-click
menu is complete.
I'm wondering if some of the problems that people
are having are related to the new security
system.
Hey Sarang,
Your not the only one disappointed in 7.1. Out of two computers in the house,
a laptop and a desktop, the laptop had no sound and the desktop just did not get
the X server running due to incompatability with a listed video card. Also out
of a number of other desktops at a linux group
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