In message <cajabfbg3vihxkk3washjjcyl-rppvjn1p4zqdfhn0yxqxoo...@mail.gmail.com> Jaimos Skriletz <jaimosskril...@gmail.com> wrote:
>If you don't like the icon provided by the application you can >configure fvwm to use custom icons via the Icon Style (or >WindowStyle). For example if you find a firefox icon and put it in >your ImagePath, you can tell fvwm to use it for firefox as follows: > >Style firefox Icon firefox.png > >(you could also just use a full path for your icon specification). I've now tried to do this in multiple different ways and it just ain't working for me. I was able to find and download an appropriate 48x48 firefiox .png icon file and I've now tried to get fvwm to make us eof that in mutiple different ways and so far it is just refusing. So if some kind soul can tell me what I'm doing wrong, I'd appreciate it. I started out by just putting the .png file into my own home directory (permissions 0644) and then I added the following single line at some random point in the ~/.fvwm2rc file which I had copied from the systemwide default file /usr/local/rfg/system.fvwm2rc Style firefox Icon /home/rfg/.Firefox-icon-48x48.png And yes, I double-checked that the file really did exist at that exact path. After doing this, I shutdown X and restarted it. No change. Firefox still minimized to an oversized icon. I wasn't sure whether or not the use of full pathnames was supported, so I copied the .png file into a directory, /usr/local/rfg/icons/ (removing the leading period in the filename as I did so) and then changed the above to the following and tried again: ImagePath /usr/local/rfg/icons Style firefox Icon Firefox-icon-48x48.png Still no joy. I noted that someone here had saidf that the cannonical location of the per-user fvwm config file is now ~/.fvwm/config so I copied my tailored config file to that location and again exited X and restarted, and still the Firefox icons are the big fat ones. I guess I'm doing something wrong, but it isn't obvious what that might be. Does fvwm create a detailed log file anywhere that I should be studying for hints about what files it is reading and what went wrong?
