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==Window Theming== | |||
If you’d like to have a unified theme for all your GTK2/3/Openbox and Qt4/5 applications and be able to customise them: | If you’d like to have a unified theme for all your GTK2/3/Openbox and Qt4/5 applications and be able to customise them: | ||
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For a pure Qt4/5 system you don’t have really an option to choose a preset or customise the default one. You may use the default <code>fusion</code> and wait either for <code>qtcurve</code> or for <code>vitality</code> (<code>bespin</code> developer’s new creation) to have a config tool. Or another generous soul may create a qtconfig-qt5 in the mean time. | For a pure Qt4/5 system you don’t have really an option to choose a preset or customise the default one. You may use the default <code>fusion</code> and wait either for <code>qtcurve</code> or for <code>vitality</code> (<code>bespin</code> developer’s new creation) to have a config tool. Or another generous soul may create a qtconfig-qt5 in the mean time. | ||
==Change Icons of Applications and System Settings== | |||
The path of icons is saven in .desktop files. For each application you can find their corresponding .desktop files in one of these locations: | |||
/usr/share/applications/ | |||
~/.local/share/applications/ | |||
open a .desktop file with a text editor with root privileges and look for the following line: | |||
Icon= | |||
insert the path to the icon you want to use after the "=" symbol. a lot of system icons can be found in this location: | |||
/usr/share/icons/ | |||
example: if you want to use a flag icon, use this line in the .desktop file: | |||
Icon=/usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/apps/locale.png | |||