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| Didja make your own icons?
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| Nope, that's one of the default available themes.
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So I had to get my Saturn out of the shop today, so I couldn't afford to go play paintball. Instead, I decided to try out something lighter weight on the D610 that I keep around for testing. Debian Squeeze w/ icewm. I had to go with network-manager & network-manager-gnome instead of wicd though because if you tried to open the wicd-client window, it would crash icewm. Apparently this is a flaw in icewm, not wicd and is well known but it would seem not patched. Using slim for login, still using Amarok for media, pidgin & amsn for messaging, gqview for photo viewing. Using xfe for file management and k3b for burning cd/dvd. Overall, can definitely feel the difference in it from actually running something heavier like KDE.
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