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 =Übersicht=
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 Die '''[https://lxqt-project.org/ LXQt Desktop Umgebung]''' ist eine leichtgewichtige Desktop Umgebung basierend auf Qt. Sie wird Ihnen nicht im Weg stehen noch "hängen" oder Ihr System verlangsamen. Der Fokus liegt auf klassischen Desktop Anwendungen mit modernem Erscheinungsbild.
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 To configure OpenBox, open the "LXQt Configuration Center" and select "Openbox Settings".  Then select the same theme you choose in Kvantum.
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 <code>Adwaita</code> ist das voreingestellte Mauszeiger Thema in LXQt. Weitere Themen für Mauszeiger können heruntergeladen werden. Beispiel für ein Mauszeiger Thema:
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 Der Pfad der jeweiligen Symboldateien wird in <code>.desktop</code> Dateien gespeichert. Für jede Applikation finden Sie eine solche Datei in einem der folgenden zwei Verzeichnisse:
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-  ~/.local/share/applications/
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 Note that all folder names beginning with a dot are hidden folders. You need to make them visible by clicking <code>View --> Show Hidden</code> in your PcManFM-Qt File Browser. The <code>~</code> directory is your home folder.
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 Open a <code>.desktop</code> 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 <code>=</code> symbol. A lot of system icons can be found in this location:
   /usr/share/icons/
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 ===Example:===
 If you want to use a flag icon, use this line in the <code>.desktop</code> file:
   Icon=/usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/apps/locale.png
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 ==Ändern des Panelsymbols==
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 Right click on your panel and choose "Add panel widget". Then add a Quick Launch / Starter widget. A text will appear on your panel.
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 You can drag and drop any icon (from your start menu / mainmenu or your custom icon file) there in order to create a Quick Launch / Starter icon in your panel. You can even drop multiple icons / icon files on one Quick Launch / Starter widget.
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 But if you want your custom icon in your panel, you must first create your own <code>.desktop</code> file (please keep reading).
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 ===Beispiel:===
 Als Beispiel erstellen wir ein Symbol für das Herunterfahren des Computers:
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 First, let's create a new file (e.g. in your home directory or any other directory you want): Right click and choose "Create New" --> "Blank File". Name the file <code>ShutDown.desktop</code>. You can choose any name you want, but the <code>.desktop</code> in the end is important.
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 Öffnen Sie die Datei mit einem Texteditor. Der Inhalt sollte wie folgt aussehen:
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   Type=Application
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 * <code>Name=</code> is the name of the icon
 * <code>Comment=</code> gets shown when you hover with your mouse cursor over the icon
 * <code>Exec=</code> defines the terminal command, which is executed when the icon is clicked
 * <code>Icon=</code> specifies the path to the icon
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 Finally, you can drag and drop your custom icon file onto a Quick Launch / Starter widget in your panel (as described in the beginning of this chapter) to create your custom panel icon.
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 ==Create Custom Icon in Start Menu / Mainmenu==
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 Read the [https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php?title=LXQt_Theming#Create_Custom_Icon_on_Panel previous chapter] of this Wiki tutorial in order to get familiar with the content of <code>.desktop</code> files.
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 Now, a custom <code>.desktop</code> files needs to get created (as root) in this location:
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 Please look at other <code>.desktop</code> files as examples for the <code>.desktop</code> file content: All have a category specified, e.g.
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 This setting is important for the Start Menu / Mainmenu category this custom icons appears in. Use it.
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 Another important line in the <code>.desktop</code> file is:
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 If this is set to another desktop environment, set it to LXQt or delete this line entirely in order to see this custom icon in your Start Menu / Mainmenu.
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 ==Change Order of Icons on Panel==
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 You can click the right mouse button on top of a panel element in order to move it. Alternatively, you can move panel elements by holding <code>CTRL+Left Mouse</code> and draging the element. These methods work for all panel elements, except Quick Launch / Starter elements with added icons.
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 Quick Launch / Starter elements have "Move Left" and "Move Right" as right click options, which do enable you to freely move it. Just click the "Remove from quicklaunch" in order to remove the icon from the Quick Launch Widget.
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 Now, you can move the Quick Launch Widget like all other panel elements. After you have moved the Quick Launch Widget to the desired position on your panel, follow [https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php?title=LXQt_Theming&action=edit#Create_Custom_Icon_on_Panel this tutorial] to add your icon again.
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 ==Change Icon of Start Menu / Mainmenu==
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 This Icon can be changed by opening the following folder with root privileges:
   /usr/share/lxqt/themes/<theme name>/
 Replace <theme name> with the name of the theme you are currently using. The name of your current theme can be found in <code>System Settings&gt;LXQT Configuration Center&gt;LXQtAppearance&gt;LXQt Theme</code>. The Start Menu icon will only get changed for <theme name>. All other themes still use the default icon!
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 In this folder, you find a <code>mainmenu.png</code> file. It is the icon of your Start Menu (called "Mainmenu" in LXQt). Replace this file with the icon file you want to use. Rename your icon file to the same name.
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 Great icons can be found in this thread: https://forum.manjaro.org/index.php?topic=15613.0
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 In order to see the changes logout and log in again. If you want to see the changes immediately run the following commands:
   killall lxqt-panel
   lxqt-panel
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