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Maybe you could navigate to your current themes icon directory (/usr/share/icons/(Your Theme), figure out the name of the icon which you wish to change, make a backup of that icon and just drop the...

Like Forestpixie said, ctrl + x will exit... If you've made changes it'll prompt you to save that way as well, if you don't feel like ctrl + o :)

Good luck

From the shell you can just do a sudo nano /etc/fstab and edit it that way from within the shell. I'm pretty sure. Or whichever editor you prefer/have installed. But nano should be installed.

Ah, yes, after I asked I looked in thread tools, doh... Thanks again.

Thank you, I'm pretty new to Linux and was worried that might interfere with what I did to customize the kernel to make my sound work. You were correct, letting it compile an interface worked fine,...

Hello folks, I would greatly appreciate any help I could receive on an issue that I am having. Due to having a Creative X-Fi sound card, I've had to recompile my kernel to get the Creative Audio...

Thanks for the heads up, I'll go try it out.

I would like to follow the Comprehensive Multimedia & Video How-to stickied above, but am a bit hesitant. I use OSS 4.0 instead of ALSA, and the ALSA packages on my machine are blacklisted. Will the...

Take this advice with a grain of salt, mind you, because I am new as well.

But if the issue is that ALSA does not have an adequate, or any, driver for your sound card, this solution may very well...

I have a quick question regarding the how to.

Due to my hardware (I have a Creative X-Fi soundcard) I blacklisted/removed most/all of the ALSA packages and made the switch to OSS 4.0

My...

Temüjin,

Another big thank you. I've spent the last day or so reading about the nightmares that I would face trying to get my sound to work, because I have the Creative X-Fi sound card. I read and...