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+ | ==Get it== | ||
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+ | You should first try [[installing by means of your distribution]]. If your distribution does not contain KIconEdit, here is how you can install it. This description is based on SUSE Linux 11.4: | ||
+ | * [[open a console]] | ||
+ | * make sure all supporting software is installed | ||
+ | yast -i libkde4-devel cmake subversion make gcc-c++ | ||
+ | * get the source code | ||
+ | svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/extragear/graphics | ||
+ | * compile it | ||
+ | cd graphics | ||
+ | cmake . && make -j8 && make install | ||
+ | * as a test, start it | ||
+ | kiconedit | ||
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All the tools you need to create a custom icon |
KIconEdit is an application with just one purpose - to create custom icons.
You should first try installing by means of your distribution. If your distribution does not contain KIconEdit, here is how you can install it. This description is based on SUSE Linux 11.4:
yast -i libkde4-devel cmake subversion make gcc-c++
svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/extragear/graphics
cd graphics cmake . && make -j8 && make install
kiconedit