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Yo!Dude!

I found a v.simple way of removing home label.

Just run vi /usr/share/themes/$DEFAULTMBTHEME/gtk-2.0/gtkrc

(Defaultmbtheme (mb = matchbox) is a variable pointing to your currently set theme)

Change:
style "osso-TitleFont" {
font_name = "Nokia Sans 16.75"
}

to:

style "osso-TitleFont" {
font_name = "Nokia Sans 0"
}

Change theme and change back

The menu icon could be removed by taking the right image out but it will remove it for all windows. I'll seeif I can recompile hildon-desktop.

Your apps will still show the title, just not the desktop.
I'm not sure removing the home label is possible. I think that if it was removed, application titles would be removed as well from the way things are configured.
The bit that displays the desktop is called hildon-desktop which is configured by the gtkrc file. Other windows are managed by matchbox, which uses the theme.xml.
Because the desktop is separate and uses a different file, it can be done independently of each other.

Here is my proof,with screenies . (look at times)




Edit; Benson has provided a sed line here:
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...&postcount=506

Haven't tested it but it should work in theory.

Last edited by qwerty12; 2008-05-06 at 21:53.
 

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