Phil Edwards wrote:
untar http://www.techhouse.org/pretzalz/icons.tar.gz in /usr/lib/mozilla/chrome/ as root. This will give most of the mozilla windows their own distinct icons. If you want all the windows to have the same icon, just do something like: "cd /usr/lib/mozilla/chrome/icons/default/ && for i in `ls`; do ln -sf /usr/lib/mozilla/icons/mozicon50.xpm $i; done". This is a bug in the debian package which I hopefully just reported. :)Right Click on the KDE panel (right hand side of the task-bar), move your mouse up to the top of the pop-up menue entry, that says panel. Now select "add," then on this new pop-up menus select "non-KDE-Application." this will bring up a file browser, titled "select an executable." Now surf off to whatever the app it is you want inclueded is.... This is how I added Netscape 7.0 and its executable is in /usr/local/netscape, but you want /usr/lib/mozilla.No, sorry, let me be more clear. The icon to /start/ Mozilla is fine. I'm talking about a /running/ Mozilla in the taskbar. For example, once I start gvim, its icon is a little capital "V". When I play a music CD, the CD player has a little green equalizer display. Basic X11 apps (e.g., xterm) have a little X icon. Mozilla used to have a little moz icon, a miniature version of the big one used to start the browser. Since 1.1 it's the same X11 icon as anything else. What do I need to do to restore the mozilla icon for my users? Phil
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