IconMgr is a desktop icon managing software that allows users to easily organize and manage their desktop icons. It simplifies the process of organizing these icons, making it a more efficient and streamlined process.
IconMgr is a desktop icon management software with customizable actions to run shell commands. It also provides support for imlib2. To view available options, type "$iconmgr --help" in the command line.
The options include "--version" for checking the current version of IconMgr and "--fontlist" to list all x11 fonts. The font names, including Caption.FontName and ToolTip.FontName, are also displayed.
IconMgr uses the information available in each home directory, including $HOME/.IconMgr/ and $HOME/.IconMgr/Background/ for wallpapers in formats such as png or jpg. The background configuration file is located at $HOME/.IconMgr/Config/Background, while the icons configuration file can be found at $HOME/.IconMgr/Config/IconMgrConf. To configure .lnk files, they should be placed in the $HOME/.IconMgr/Links/ directory. Icons in png or jpg format should be placed in $HOME/.IconMgr/icons/.
By default, IconMgr is installed in PREFIX=/usr/local, and configuration file examples can be located at $(PREFIX)/share/IconMgr/. The software requires Imlib2 to function properly.
Overall, IconMgr is a useful tool for managing desktop icons with easy customization options for enhanced productivity.
The options include "--version" for checking the current version of IconMgr and "--fontlist" to list all x11 fonts. The font names, including Caption.FontName and ToolTip.FontName, are also displayed.
IconMgr uses the information available in each home directory, including $HOME/.IconMgr/ and $HOME/.IconMgr/Background/ for wallpapers in formats such as png or jpg. The background configuration file is located at $HOME/.IconMgr/Config/Background, while the icons configuration file can be found at $HOME/.IconMgr/Config/IconMgrConf. To configure .lnk files, they should be placed in the $HOME/.IconMgr/Links/ directory. Icons in png or jpg format should be placed in $HOME/.IconMgr/icons/.
By default, IconMgr is installed in PREFIX=/usr/local, and configuration file examples can be located at $(PREFIX)/share/IconMgr/. The software requires Imlib2 to function properly.
Overall, IconMgr is a useful tool for managing desktop icons with easy customization options for enhanced productivity.
What's New
Version 0.4: N/A