[plug] GNOME desktop icons look wrong

Simon Scott simon.scott at flexiplan.com
Mon Jun 11 15:40:23 WST 2001


	Maybe try upgrading gmc? I think gmc is the proggy that gives Gnome
its desktop icons.






	From:	Beau Kuiper <kuiperba at cs.curtin.edu.au> on 08-06-2001 02:36
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	Subject:	Re: [plug] GNOME desktop icons look wrong

	On Fri, 8 Jun 2001, Jeremy Malcolm wrote:

	> Beau Kuiper wrote:
	> >
	> > On Fri, 8 Jun 2001, Paul Dean wrote:
	> >
	> > > I haven't played around to much with gnome, as I prefer
enlightenment, but
	> > > it looks like a icon size problem.
	> > > Have a look in your control-panel to see if there is a size
setting for icons.
	> > > Also what res are you running at, looks like 640x480, big
icons, menu bar
	> > > etc...
	> > >
	> >
	> > Ouch, 640x480 is really, really painful under X. I would run it
at least
	> > in 1024x768 (even on a 15 inch monitor)
	>
	> It's 800x600 and it's a laptop display with that as the maximum
	> resolution.  But the icon sizing is not the problem.  It is the
	> transparency (or lack thereof) of the background of the icons.
	>

	Ah ok,

	Maybe it is a problem with Gnome 1.0. I haven't used it in such a
long
	time (since I installed KDE 2)

	Try Gnome 1.4, or Kde

	It could also be an X4 driver problem, try X3.3.6. X4 is very new
and only
	really suports very new chipsets well.

	Beau Kuiper
	kuiperba at cs.curtin.edu.au




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