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just simply , open the terminal , type $ sudo gnome-open /opt/ibm/lotus/Symphony/framework/shared/eclipse/plugins/com.ibm.symphony.standard.launcher.linux.x86_2.0.0.20100823-2000/icons replace the default icon with my modified icon.

You can learn more about it here : http://cotito.free.fr/ Related project aiming at reimplementing the BeOS : http://www.BlueEyedOS.com http://www.OpenBeOS.org http://www.BeUnited.org BeOS was a multimedia Operating System that first ran on ppc an then on x86.

Some ideas for your desktop Enjoy it! Tuxkernel ... Of course, feedbacks are welcome!

The system is Gentoo 2008.0 x86_64 with Gnome 2.24.

It needs mplayer (of course) to generate thumbnails, and it contains no linking to any library, so in a x86_64 system you can freely use the 32bit mplayer binary with win32codecs by configuring the application launching the mplayerthumbsconfig helper application.

So, I provide the binary compiled for x86 for Qt 4.6.

This script replace 3 compiz systemfiles with patched systemfiles its allow to enable a mac os like minimize effect on compiz IT IS ONLY FOR X86_64 SYSTEMS the patched files wont work on an other arch

It was developed and tested under KDE-4.7 & KDe-4.8 running on a GNU/Linux (openSUSE) on a x86_64 platform.

For me it worked fine with kde-3.5.8 on x86.

2004-05-22: The x86 Debian package is for v0.6, and was kindly sent in by Kharkoma.