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I installed rox-1.3.3-1.mdk.i586 and rox-base-1.0.0-1.mdk.noarch.rpm and I can't seem to figure out how to change the toolbar icons. Unless I'm forgeting something, it's different than the rox I had on my 8.1 (have 9.0 now). I googled and didn't find how, like I did in 8.1, and it's not in the docs that are installed either. Maybe I over looked it, but could some one help me out, I've got everything else setup, and the rox toolbar is the only thing left.

 

I'm referring to the UP Arrow, Home, Refresh ect....

 

Thanks :)

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For anyone interested, here goes

http://rox.sourceforge.net/rox_faq.php3#id2590541

http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/gtk...tock-items.html

How can I theme the toolbar icons?

Starting with ROX-Filer 1.3.3, you can use the standard Gtk stock icons system to change the toolbar icons. Put something like this in your `~/.gtkrc-2.0' file:

 

pixmap_path "/path/to/icons"

 

style "normal" {

  stock["gtk-go-up"] = {{"up-icon.png"}}

}

 

widget "*" style "normal"

I've got

pixmap_path "/usr/share/galeon/themes/Aquatic"

 

style "normal" {

  stock["gtk-go-up"] = {{"Up.png"}}

}

 

widget "*" style "normal"

 

 

style "normal" {

  stock["gtk-home"] = {{"Home.png"}}

}

 

widget "*" style "normal"

 

 

style "normal" {

  stock["gtk-refresh"] = {{"Refresh.png"}}

}

 

widget "*" style "normal"

 

 

style "normal" {

  stock["gtk-close"] = {{"Stop.png"}}

}

 

widget "*" style "normal"

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i have more questions related to this.

 

how do you set different icons for within rox? like, the cdrom icon, etc. i saw it in your screen shots. do you use the same thing? figured this one out, use the set icon option for the file types

 

and how did you change the background for the rox panel? does it have to do with gtk?

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how did you change the background for the rox panel? does it have to do with gtk?
I think so.
Why does ROX use gdk-pixbuf - does that mean I have to install GNOME?

No - gdk-pixbuf does not require GNOME. In fact, it's part of the new version of GTK, so pretty soon all GTK programs will have it available.

 

gdk-pixbuf is used for all image handling in ROX-Filer, such as creating the scaled thumbnails for image files.

see link for details and links.

http://www.club-nihil.net/mub/viewtopic.ph...t=6309&start=30

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