depends on gnome/kde but usually the format (because it can be different for diff. users) is in $HOME/.gconf*..... for gnome (.kde* ofr kde)
the icons are usually under /opt/(kde3/gnome)/..... one way to "find" something like that on the system if you change it is to make a change in it, then do ls -laR | grep "April 10" | grep HH:MM | more (where you stick the hour and minute you made change for HH:MM and the month and day) and run this from /home or whereever depending on where/what you think changed, then you will see the files on the system that chagned at that minute (i.e. the ones you tooled with), and then find . -print | grep <the file name> to get full path some things might get comiited to a users desktop profile on logout, i.e. windows open and where they are located, etc, if you use the desktop ability to replace them on next boot. You could of course logout and run the above to see again what files the desktop was toying with for config changes. i use the above strategy to find out where linux/desktop env. tuck away stuff based on config changes, it works pretty well -tl On Tue, 2007-04-10 at 18:44 +0100, Andrew Carter wrote: > Anybody know where the configuration file for the Suse Style Menu and its > associated icons are located? tnx. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
