mind sharing how u do that??

ur icon looks so smooth...

@G-17
bro, can share your conky setting? look much neat compared to mine

Thats Awoken icon ~ Nice though

Yup, Aw0ken is one of the best icons pack out there. I love it, more than Faenza.

here got some nice icon too.. 300mb of icon


500,000 mixed icons

peruse them at your leisure

Erm Its a bit Windows feeling

just installed orta theme, faenza icon and dockbarx on my lmde


just found out how to do this. usually gnome menu icon is located in /usr/share/icons/yourthemename
search for file named start-here.png or start-here.svg and replace it with ur preferred icon with the same name

Wanna ask ~ rolling release is meant by everyday heavy updates or ???

not really heavy update, overall just between 10-20 updates everyday..
that if u use lmde with sid's repo like me .. i think lmde with default squeeze repo will just get 5-10 updates everyday

My digi gonna ran out of juice in no time

I'll stick wif LM for now

its not like ur gonna get major update with humungous size everyday... just small size libs or patch will not hog ur bandwith

Phew i though few-tens MB

LMDE is based on Debian Testing, the first day installed it has about 100+ updates, since than no more and it has been about 4 days without updates. Not me asking this as in Mint forum they raised the same questions

thats because currently debian testing is in freeze state, preparing to become next stable release.. if u use unstable repo like me, still got updates everyday.. but if u choose to stick with testing repo, the day of next debian stable is release u will get a bucketload updates from upstream debian testing

So your advice that getting the repo from unstable partially, I'll much safer when the stable been release later on.

no, i dont advise anyone to do that.. i'm just explaining about why lmde with default repo rarely got updates nowadays. and yes its more safe to use its default testing repo compared to me that use unstable repo, always got risk to break my system

I'll stick with default then... hehe. btw, I am very seldom boot into LMDE as most of the time I'll be in openSUSE.

its a mixed between windows-linux-mac

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Added on December 28, 2010, 10:40 pmyeah i found tht out too already thanks

This post has been edited by CopyX: Dec 28 2010, 10:40 PM

its a hybrid then

still LMDE got a few different with debian squeeze, right?