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Well I've given up on it. I know I'm following the script and it still doesn't work. I'll stick with the regular icons. This thread can now be closed. Thanks for all your help devries. Smiley
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Thanks for all help guys!! It worked. I reinstalled the mdkkdm source. I'm back in business (at least for now)
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I'm not sure if I understand you. But I changed the "set themedir" to 'aqua' and yet I still have no icons. I also reran ./quickInstall.tcl as you said. KDEdefault is set to "TRUE"
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Ok Ian, I removed and reinstalled all the sources and now I do find the mdkkdm in the list. I'll install and let you what happens. Thanks.
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Now I opened up Openoffice and I don't have any icons (just as you said in a previous post). I tried deleting the bak0 from the file and still I have no icons.
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Ok devries, I think it worked this time. Whoo hoo!!!! Now how do I change the icons in OpenOffice? Thanks for all your help. [wyman@localhost ~]$ cd Desktop/OOo_toolbar [wyman@localhost OOo_toolbar]$ ./quickInstall.tcl Found OOo: (/home/wyman/.openoffice) found quickInstall auto-config file ThemeDir: MyTheme/22x22/ icon-size = (22,22) num icons: 171 OpenOffice config directory: /home/wyman/.openoffice/user/config/soffice.cfg/ config directory not found, creating Backing up config dir (soffice.cfg) to: /home/wyman/.openoffice/user/config/soffice.cfg.bak0/ ........*..*...*............*................................................... ....................................**.......................................... . .......... done
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Yes sir - I have more than enough space. 223gb I have attached a pic so you can see also that I do have write access.
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It's not letting me save my changes. I'm the only one set up on this computer and it's not giving me access to my files. Why is that? See attached.
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Yes - I've done both. Nothing comes up when I search.
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Yes - I have those configured through easyurpmi. Here's what I got when I typed in your request: [wyman@localhost ~]$ rpm -qa mdkkdm [wyman@localhost ~]$ That's all I got.
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Ok devries - I started a new session and looks like I was able to get some where. Here's what I got but there's a config error at the bottom: [root@localhost OOo_toolbar]# ./quickInstall.tcl Found OOo: (/root/.openoffice) found quickInstall auto-config file ThemeDir: MyTheme/22x22/ icon-size = (22,22) num icons: 171 OpenOffice config directory: /root/.openoffice/user/config/soffice.cfg/ config directory not found, creating Backing up config dir (soffice.cfg) to: /root/.openoffice/user/config/soffice.cfg.bak0/ Config Error: unable to guess background color set guessBG false (in config.tcl) and set bg <your toolbar color> (in config.tcl) then rerun script How do I now correct that error?
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The 'executable' box is greyed out. I did a urpmi tcl and it said package was already installed.
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Obviously I'm doing something wrong because I'm not coming up with that. Now I get this. [wyman@localhost OOo_toolbar]$ ./quickInstall.tcl bash: ./quickInstall.tcl: Permission denied [copy of preceding post removed by spinynorman - please use 'add reply' button]
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Ok - the .sversionrc file is there. I opened run command and this is what I typed in: /home/wyman/Desktop/OOo_toolbar/quickInstall.tcl. Was this correct? I then opened up OpenOffice again and the icons were the same. [copy of preceding post removed by spinynorman - please use 'add reply' button]
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I tried a ./quickInstall.tcl and here is the message I got: [root@localhost OOo_toolbar]# ./quickInstall.tcl couldn't open "~/.sversionrc": no such file or directory while executing "open "~/.sversionrc" r" (procedure "guessOOoDir" line 5) invoked from within "guessOOoDir" (file "./quickInstall.tcl" line 82)
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Hi devries, I tried your suggestion above and nothing happened. It just returned back to folder that contained the file.
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Hey Ian, I tried installing the software through the console and it says 'no package named mdkkdm'. Smiley
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Hi John, I do not see KDM or MDKKDM any where in the Login Manager.
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Hi Ian, Thanks for replying. I do not see a MDKKDM option; however there's a KDM (KDE Display Manager) which is already checked - and I still do not get that login screen. Do you think it has something to do with the kernel I have? I think I have 2.6.
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I downloaded it from the site through the link in my inital post. I'll try it again tonight and let you know. I'm sure I was logged in as a normal user.
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Hi Alex, Thanks for you reply. I just deleted the accounts and it doesn't start up anymore. I'll just use GAIM. Smiley
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Desktop icons don't line up automatically [solved]
smileychgo replied to smileychgo's topic in Art And Design
Hey John, Thanks for your reply but I had already figured it out. Regards, Smiley -
Desktop icons don't line up automatically [solved]
smileychgo replied to smileychgo's topic in Art And Design
Some BIOSes have power management options too (I know mine does). Have a look at your BIOS settings to see if that might be it. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Ok sellis - I think they may be fixed now. Thank you. -
Hi scarecrow, Thanks for replying back. Got something weird going on here. First of all, when I first put the cd in the DVD burner tray, it began to play right away - and I didn't get a chance to configure anything. Ok - I put the same cd the regular cd rom tray and it did not play. I went to configure and unchecked the 'use direct digital playback' (because it was already checked) and the cd would play but there was no sound. I did the same thing again and replaced the cd in the burner tray and same thing happened so I checked the 'use direct digital playback' and it began to play again. Confusing I know. I'm happy that it's playing. Thanks again. Smiley
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Hi devries, I tried to do what you said but that option is greyed out. Smiley