GNOME Panel has incorrect icon

[肇 鑫]

I has encounter that problem too. And Gnome has said that it is due to 
Change of default setting of Gnome itself(Now it is 2.3.6). And I think the 
best way is to drag the icon of the application you want to the 
Gnome-panel. :) That was what I have done.
By the way, I have put up a new question yesterday, and I found none seems 
like to answer that. So I think there must be something wrong with my 
question or even myself. Now I think the reason is that I use hotmail. Is 
that the answer? :( After all, I am a new comer here, even a new comer to 
Linux. So if there is any quiet rules here, please tell me. Thanks All!

>On Wed, 2003-08-27 at 15:17, Kyle Maxwell wrote:
> On Wed, 2003-08-27 at 07:36, Matt Whiteley wrote:
> > On Tue, 2003-08-26 at 18:05, Kyle Maxwell wrote:
> > > Unless I'm mistaken, the Red Hat icon for the main menu in the panel 
has
> > > changed to a typewriter (?!) after doing the latest updates from RHN
> > > severn-updates channel. There's a shot available at
> > > http://xwell.org/archives/Screenshot-Gnome-panel.png. I'm using
> > > redhat-artwork-0.80-1 (not sure if it's another package).
> > > Simultaneously, many of the icons in the main menu have disappeared
> > > (Games, Graphics, Internet, Programming, Sound & Video, and System
> > > Tools). 
> > > 
> > I had the same problem and deleted the menu from the panel and then
> > selected add to panel -> main menu.  This fixed everything for me
> > although the red hat icon has turned into the gnome foot.  You will
> > however have back your log out and lock selections.
> 
> Thanks, that did restore the logout/lock selections, and I see the GNOME
> foot now. But the missing icons within the menu are still gone.

Can you all try gnome-panel-2.3.7-1 when it reaches rawhide?

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