On Tue, 12 Jul 2005 22:49:19 +0200, Peter Backlund wrote:
epiphany.png is available from http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/epiphany/ -- I got a copy, saved it to my home directory, and copied it from there as root into three or four other files.
That icon is included with FC4, it's called web-browser.png:
/usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps/web-browser.png
Sure enough, so it is -- under that name, only, and not under the name epiphany.png
It's part of the gnome-icon-theme package. The Epiphany launcher uses that icon by default, so you should be able to just drag the launcher from the menu to the panel. Maybe you need to delete the old launcher and re-add it?
That's effectively what I did with the one I have -- in the drawer on the panel. Can I, and should I, also drag it to the Internet list under the Main Menu? If so, how? It did nothing when I tried it directly; covered one whole panel with iterations of the icon when I inadvertently dragged it to a panel; and refused to be dragged, with a permission error box, when I tried just dragging it out onto the desktop.
It did let me copy it, rather than drag it, onto the desktop; but I still can't find a way to put it onto the menu next to the name.
You know there's a "Browse..." button on the top right of the icon selection box, so that you can specify an image located anywhere for a launcher?
No -- or more likely I don't know quite how to use it ...
Thanks, though; I'll try to figure it out.
Then I tried right-clicking on Properties for the current icon I had stopping the epiphany gap, and then on the icon. Sure enough, the array it showed me now included epiphany.png. It let me highlight it, and put it in the Properties box.
BUT when I closed that, I got an error box saying "Failed to load image epiphany.png. Details: Icon not found." And sure enough, the browser drawer is showing the orange question mark again -- even though, when I open the Properties box by right-clicking on that, it shows *not* the mark, but epiphany.png!
That sounds strange, perhaps you need to manually update the gtk icon cache. Run gtk-update-icon-cache as root. But you really shouldn't have to put the icon there in the first place, the Epiphany launcher in the main menu already uses the icon you want.
OK : I get
[root@localhost ~]# gtk-update-icon-cache [root@localhost ~]#
How do I tell what it did? The icon is still not next to the name in the Internet list off the Main Menu -- though I haven't logged out and back in ....