I installed Iceweasel via apt-get, did update-menus and went to the menu, but iceseasel is nowhere to be found. I would like to replace Iceape with Iceweasel, hopefully using the same icons that are there. Is there any way to do this? I can't stand Iceape, and would rather not have to install Firefox.
BTW, I can only get Iceweasel to come up if I go to the terminal and type in 'iceweasel' .
Thanks for any advice.
topic title: Iceweasel configs
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antiXControlCenter>Edit IceWm Settings>menu
Change this line:
To this:
Logout, and log back in and everything should work.
Assuming you are using iceWM ,mizpa wrote:I installed Iceweasel via apt-get, did update-menus and went to the menu, but iceseasel is nowhere to be found. I would like to replace Iceape with Iceweasel, hopefully using the same icons that are there. Is there any way to do this? I can't stand Iceape, and would rather not have to install Firefox.
BTW, I can only get Iceweasel to come up if I go to the terminal and type in 'iceweasel' .
Thanks for any advice.
antiXControlCenter>Edit IceWm Settings>menu
Change this line:
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prog"Web Browser" /usr/share/pixmaps/iceape.xpm /usr/bin/iceape
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prog"Web Browser" /usr/share/pixmaps/iceweasel.xpm /usr/bin/iceweasel
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Thanks afab4 I will try that when I re-install Iceweasel. I'm having trouble installing it, every time I try to use it, I get all kinds of messages saying there are GTK errors! I don't know what is going on. In addition to losing my applications menu for XFCE (another thread), I can't install Iceweasel or Firefox without some missing files or configs __{{emoticon}}__ Reinstalling XFCE4 did not do me any good at all, and up to now I've installed antiX 3 times to try to get a decent install. antiX M11 has worked fine for me for about a week or two, and then it goes nuts! If this keeps up, I'm just going to go back to M8.5, which I had no trouble with at all, (until I did a dist-upgrade which wiped out my Internet connections). I've learned through this process of using rolling releases that if I only do an update/upgrade I have fewer problems than if I do update/upgrade/dist-upgrade. This works the same for me whether I use apt-get, synaptic, or smxi.