New feature in Nautilus – resize icon on desktop.

2011-01-10 1 min read Gnome Learning
On Desktop on Gnome using nautilus, now you can resize individual icons. Just right click on the icon to resize and in the menu you will get a resize icon : [][1]Resize icon and then you can resize the icon from the borders: [][2]Resize icon Related articles “Where is this icon?” Nautilus script is incredibly nifty (omgubuntu.co.uk) Use Nautilus’ Emblems feature to keep your home folder organised (omgubuntu.co.uk) Screenshots: Desktop Unity in Natty (omgubuntu. Continue reading

Gnome Icons, themes and window decorator.

2010-07-14 1 min read Fedora Linux
Yesterday, I had tried fusion theme, but that did not work our that good for me. Reasons multifold: I like the features of GNome I am used to GNome Other window managers did not look that lucarative to me. Compiz was chocking my CPU.. and so on.. So I went back to my GNome but wanted to change the looks so searched enough today to get the right set of Icons and themes. Continue reading

bash script to change icon theme to check out all the installed themes (personal)

2010-05-19 2 min read Fedora Gnome Linux
I am really annoyed with the time that is required and the number of clicks that it takes to change the gnome icon theme. So here’s a small script that I wrote to quickly check out all the icon themes that I have in my ~/.icons folder. #!/bin/bash [[ ”$1” == ”” ]] && time=5 || time=$1 [[ ”$2” == ”” ]] && ( cd ~/.icons cont=”y” echo ”Select one of the icon themes” Continue reading

bash script to periodically change the cursor theme.

2010-05-07 1 min read Fedora Gnome
#!/bin/bash [[ ”$1” == ”” ]] && time=5 || time=$1 [[ ”$2” == ”” ]] && ( cd ~/.icons cont=”y” echo ”Select one of the icon themes” echo ”When you like some theme just press Ctrl+c” for i in * do [[ -d $i/cursors ]] && ( echo ”Now trying …. : $i” gconftool-2 –type string -s /desktop/gnome/peripherals/mouse/cursor_theme ”$i” sleep $time ) done ) || gconftool-2 –type string -s /desktop/gnome/peripherals/mouse/cursor_theme ”$2” Continue reading