Gnome 3 has a lot of potential but there are several aesthetic changes I have had to make for it to be a comfortable transition from gnome 2. Here is a quick tutorial on how to remove the application icon from the title.
1. Go to your gnome shell theme directory. (For me this is /usr/share/themes/Faience/gnome-shell)
2. Open gnome-shell.css and find .panel-button #appMenuIcon
If your theme has multiple css files like mine then run this command to find which file it is declared in. (panel.css in my case)
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grep -r 'appMenuIcon' * |
Find
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.panel-button #appMenuIcon {
app-icon-bottom-clip: 1px;
} |
Change width and height to 0px;
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.panel-button #appMenuIcon {
app-icon-bottom-clip: 1px;
width: 0px;
height: 0px;
} |
Find
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.app-menu-icon {
width: 24px;
height: 24px;
} |
Change too:
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.app-menu-icon {
/*width: 24px;
height: 24px;*/
} |
Save, restart gnome.
Looks like this:
nice and clean style! linux mint os?
Yes, mint 12 with some shell extensions.