Originally Posted by SRSB (Post 834171)

Mehr Smilies Beta

meine enlish ist nicht so Gott ;-)
Ich habe die Mod Smilies.
Ich hoffe, das ist gut

Ich habe eine Frage , die ich ändern kann das Desing von ,, Gespreche ,,

Originally Posted by James_Littler (Post 832328)

For future reference it's TextInputProgress.png

Originally Posted by Jkobt (Post 834208)

with most theme's i've seen this "MikroB loadingbar" only underlines the address it's loading.

You can however modify TextInputProgress.png (reduce its transparency) and make the loading bar thicker.

Originally Posted by les_garten (Post 834186)

Doesn't look like your Deutsch is too good either?

Originally Posted by SRSB (Post 834701)

und weiß jemand wie eine, die , Conversations Posteingang Desktop Widget , Design ändert ...? ... .

Originally Posted by James_Littler (Post 834707)

I'd also like to know where this png is kept.

Originally Posted by NUTNDUN (Post 457342)

I just wanted to give an example of another way of going about changing the file that you want to edit. I found it easier or quicker.

Install rootsh and leafpad from the extras repo(leafpad is really easy to save and edit as opposed to vi or vim)

This is an example for giving the extra options for the power button.

Open xterm
type: sudo gainroot
type: cd /etc/systemui
type: cp systemui.xml systemui.xml.back
type: leafpad systemui.xml

leafpad will open in a new window. It is just like using notepad in windows and scroll down till you find the line starting with:
<!--
and delete it and then find the line starting with:
-->
and delete it and then click on the title bar and click save and then reboot the device.

All credit goes to the original poster, I just wanted to share maybe an easier and quicker way to do it with terminal commands and a simple text editor.

If you uncomment it all it also gives you a button for the top command to open up in a xterm window and also a soft poweroff option.

Also wanted to mention pwngu!n had already posted the quicker way using vi and I missed it when scanning through the thread the first time.