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0) Installation
1) How to use stock icons with the iconrc file?
2) How to use stock icons without the iconrc file? (Only GTK 2.6 or greater)
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0) Installation

	To install the iconset please extract to
	
		/home/<you>/.icons
		
	or
	
		/usr/share/icons
		
	
	now use your Desktop Environment's theme manager
	to select the theme.
	
	in GNOME you can find the theme manager in the menu
	
	Desktop > Preferences > Theme
	
	now click "Theme details" and then select the "Icon" tab,
	Dropline Neu! should be available in the theme list :)


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1) How to use stock icons with the iconrc file?

	You must copy the file iconrc included with Dropline Neu! iconset to
	
		/usr/share/themes/<yourtheme>/gtk-2.0
		
	or
	
		/home/<you>/.themes/<yourtheme>/gtk-2.0
	
	and then edit the gtkrc file from <yourtheme> to make sure it's pointing
	to the iconrc you want. the gtkrc file is usually located in the same directory 
	as the iconrc (read a few lines above). in the gtkrc file make sure that the
	following line is present:
	
		include "iconrc"
		
	if you don't want to replace you'r old iconrc file then you can open the gtkrc
	file and edit so it points to Dropline Etiquette's iconrc file:
		
		include "/path/to/dlg-neu/iconrc"
	
	
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2) How to use stock icons without the iconrc file?

	You must edit the gtkrc file of the GTK theme you want. this file is 
	usually located at:
	
		/home/you/.themes/<theme-name>/gtk-2.0
		
	also, if the theme is installed for all users (not just you) should be
	located at:
	
		/usr/share/themes/<theme-name>/gtk-2.0
		
	note that you'll need root permissions to edit files in /usr/share.
	
	
	now that you've found the gtkrc file you should comment (add a '#')
	to the line that says something like:
	
		include "iconrc"
		
				change it into
				
		# include "iconrc"
		
	also may say something like:
	
		include "/path/to/some/iconrc"
		
				change it to
				
		# include "/path/to/some/iconrc"
		
	now save the changes and you'r done!
	

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thanks for using this iconset,
have fun!
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Silvestre Herrera (silvestre.herrera[at]gmail.com) | http://www.slackwear.com.ar/
Dropline GNOME Developer [ http://www.dropline.net/gnome ]