How to Change the Sticky Notes Applet Icon in Default Trisquel Desktop Panel?
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Greetings all! I recently found that I can change the size of the icons that appear in the panel. I had installed Wallch and found a way to reduce the size of that icon (which is by default HUGE) however, I cannot fidn a way to change the size of the Sticky Notes applet icon without making the panel small as well.
I want to end up with a 64px tall panel and a sticky note icon which is about 20 x 20 pixels.
I know how to resize images in general, but i don't know which image to replace in order to get the sticky notes icon to be smaller.
I really appreciate the support on this forum! Thanks!
/david
I am a translator!
Well, I guess I'd manage to do that in Xfce, which is btw the only DE I have studied well. I used MATE quite a lot too and it's the same. I guess it is the same for all the DEs..
In Xfce you would want to go in the folder of your icon theme --> /usr/share/icons and look for the folder "status".
I found the icons for some apps but not all. nevertheless i managed to shrink the sticky notes icon by just making the panel skinny (32px tall). I'm fine with this for now.
Greetings all! I recently found that I can change the size of the icons that
appear in the panel. I had installed Wallch and found a way to reduce the
size of that icon (which is by default HUGE) however, I cannot fidn a way to
change the size of the Sticky Notes applet icon without making the panel
small as well.
I want to end up with a 64px tall panel and a sticky note icon which is about
20 x 20 pixels.
I know how to resize images in general, but i don't know which image to
replace in order to get the sticky notes icon to be smaller.
I really appreciate the support on this forum! Thanks!
/david
I found the icons for some apps but not all. nevertheless i managed to shrink
the sticky notes icon by just making the panel skinny (32px tall). I'm fine
with this for now.
I am a translator!
Well, I guess I'd manage to do that in Xfce, which is btw the only DE I have
studied well. I used MATE quite a lot too and it's the same. I guess it is
the same for all the DEs..
In Xfce you would want to go in the folder of your icon theme -->
/usr/share/icons and look for the folder "status".
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