What about my icons?

hello
this question is probably asked before, I don't see it around though.
Where can I find the mozilla dino or the gimp fox icons? and how do I edit the gnome-menu?
thanks for reading this.
Greetings from Belgium, Geert.

shadowhunter wrote:
hello
this question is probably asked before, I don't see it around though.
Where can I find the mozilla dino or the gimp fox icons? and how do I edit the gnome-menu?
thanks for reading this.
Greetings from Belgium, Geert.
/usr/share/gimp/1.2/help/C/images/wilber.png
/opt/mozilla/lib/mozilla-1.4/chrome/icons/default/default.xpm
How to edit gnome-menu. I don't know. They have this *.desktop files
that handle menu entries for just one appilication. Maybe there is a tool
for that.
bye neri

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