Mark Jose wrote:
On Tuesday 26 June 2007 13:49, John Taylor wrote:
Sorry but its KDE
Extra cheers
John
No problem!
Right click the menu button in the bottom left of your screen, and select Menu
Editor.
As this is a browser, right click the Internet option in the Menu Editor
option which has now come up.
Click New Item and, in the Dialog box, type in SeaMonkey or whatever you want
to call it.
When you click OK, you will get a new area on the right, which has now filled
in the name you chose and has a selection of different vacant spaces.
In Description, you can add one if you wish - e.g browser - but it isn't
needed.
Nor is comment.
The important box is Command. There, you need to add the command to start
SeaMonkey. It will probably be -
/home/john/seamonkey1.1.2/seamonkey or
perhaps /home/john/seamonkey1.1.2/seamonkey/seamonkey Basically, it is the
full path to the actual seamonkey command you are using at the command line.
Trial and error will find the correct path if you are not sure I expect.
That is all you need. (See below for the icon) Click Save and the menu will be
updated - SeaMonkey will now reside under the menu > Internet.
The icon will be horrible though! I would expect there is a SeaMonkey icon
installed for you, but you will need to discover where that is.
Probable locations are in /usr/share/seamonkey if that exists - perhaps in a
folder called icons in there even? Otherwise, I can install it fully here
and find the icon if you can't locate it. It could be in the seamonkey
directory in your /home , but /usr/share is the usual place.
To change the icon, simply use the Menu Editor as above, and click the square
box which contains the rather boring file type icon. It will bring up a menu
to locate the icon you wish to use. Click "Other Icons" and use the Browse
button to go to where the SeaMonkey icon is (e.g /usr/share/seamonkey/icons).
Click the icon you want to use and then save.
All done!
You can add icons to your desktop from the menu by dragging them to the
desktop and choosing "Link here" from the menu which appears should you wish
to.
Hope that is useful John - if you get stuck, feel free to shout!
Mark
For the life of me i cant find the correct path, none of your
suggestions or my permutations will work. What on earth am I doing wrong?
John
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