Hi,
To install new font on Linux you must copy the file to /usr/share/fonts
or /home/username/.fonts/ and then rebuild the font cache with:
sudo fc-cache -f -v
For icons, take a look at xdg-desktop-menu and xdg-desktop-icon:
http://portland.freedesktop.org/xdg-utils-1.0/xdg-desktop-menu.html
http://man.he.net/man1/xdg-desktop-icon
And under Linux, cmd line is ever your friend ;)
Kind Regards,
Damien Girard
Dam-pro, France.
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Richmond Mathewson a écrit :
Mikey wrote:
Richard - excuse me for asking a really basic question and insulting
your
intelligence,
You are not insulting my intelligence; you are pointing out my
ignorance -
the 2 are not the same thing . . . :)
but why not just
su
or sudo su
or sudo nautilus (if you are trying to bring up a desktop window)?
Nike - excuse me; but who is 'Richard' . . . :)
Because I was thinking about poor, unsuspecting end-users who might
just want to do a good-old drag-N-drop!
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