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How do I change gnome icon per application?

I want to change icons to something different per application. I want to change only nm-applet (gnomes network manager applet) and my volume applet to something different than the icon set. How can I do this?

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You can make your own icon theme with just those two icons in it. The other icons will be taken from the default 'hicolor' theme.

ptomato  2010-10-16 15:33:50

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