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* sdoma <sdoma@××××××××.cz> [2006-08-23 17:26] : |
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> Thanks, this was it. Where did you find this info? Why the normal user |
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> doesn't have a clue about this? ... and meanly ... where are the |
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> icons??? |
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> Such issues is the main reason for me not to use GNOME. |
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> BTW: I didn't have the file ``~/.gtkrc-2.0'' at all. |
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>> Hi Frank, |
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>> no need to copy the icons since they are still there ;-) |
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>> Just do |
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>> echo "gtk-icon-theme-name=\"gnome\"" >> ~/.gtkrc-2.0 |
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>> and the icons should be back again. |
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>> But please keep in mind that this file will be overwritten when you use |
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>> something like gtk-theme-switch to change settings!!! |
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A simple search for "evolution icons" in the gentoo forums revealed me this: |
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http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-461365.html |
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There you find the solution I told you before ... |
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In the bug-entry at bugs.gentoo.org which Richard Fish brought to info you'll |
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find an even better solution: |
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echo 'include "/home/<USERNAME>/.gtkrc.mine"' >> ~/.gtkrc-2.0 |
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echo 'gtk-icon-theme-name="gnome"' >> ~/.gtkrc.mine |
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Then it will not be overwritten if you change themes or fonts ... |
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Greetz |
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Stefan |
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