I just installed OpenSUSE 11.1 x64 Gnome on my new laptop. I was disappointed to see that there wasn’t really any SUSE-specific artwork in my installation.
I am fairly certain that, when I installed the 32-bit version in VirtualBox (which I only got working until I rebooted VBox, then it wouldn’t load - so I am working from a distant memory), that there was a SUSE theme, which included a menu ball, etc.
On my 64-bit version, however, the menu simply says “Computer” and doesn’t have any SUSE-specific artwork other than the wallpaper.
Am I missing something? Is there a package I need to install in order to get that artwork? I would love to replace “Computer” with a nice little SUSE icon, at least. I’m sure there are other thee items I’d like to add.
I’ve had a look at Gnome-look, and found some nice themes that I could use, but I’d like to at least get the little menu ball if at all possible.
Also - on a side note, why are some of my panel items locked with no apparent way to unlock them? I want my main panel at the top of the screen, with a “quicklaunch” type bar at the bottom.
EDIT - I just found this theme on Gnome-look that seems to include the SUSE menu ball - I’ll download it and check it out. http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/BluePlanet+?content=105060