[kde] KDE's Desktop peripheral icons
- From: Nicolas Ouellette <nicolas.ouellette@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 7 Apr 2008 12:21:44 -0400
Hi there,
I'm new to this list, and I'm not where where to send this mail, cos' I don't
know if my problem is distro specific or not, so don't be too harsh on
me... :)
I use KDE 3.5.9 on Kubuntu 8.04 for AMD64.
When I plug a USB device in my computer, wether a digital camera, a usb
pendrive, or PDA, the icons all appear on my desktop as generic usbpendrives.
(see screenshot : actual_kde_media_icons.png). Now, I would like to change
these icons to reflect what's plugged in, i.e.: a digital camera icon for my
digital camera, an ipod icon for my mp3 player, a usb key icon for my usb
key, and a memory card icon for my PDA's memory card (screenshot:
wished_kde_media_icons.png). Simple, no? As you see, only the digital camera
icon is changed to the "wished" one. I would like to do the same for all USB
icons.
I know that in GNOME, it's possible to simply change the icons directly from
the desktop (I did it yesterday...), as shown in the screenshot
gnome_media_icons.png.
In KDE, it doesn't seem to be so simple. Right clicking on a Desktop icon and
changing its icon will not work, nor while navigating in media:/.
Anyone has a clue on this?
Best regards,
--
Nicolas Ouellette
B.A., Philosophie, DESSEC
Registered linux user #368073
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