Back in the day menu icons were essential part of system interface, then it was possible to enable/disable those icons in Ubuntu-tweak etc.
With 11.10 release we are in position when only dconf-tools tool may help us.
So first of all we need to install dconf-tools (it is not installed by default).
sudo apt-get install dconf-tools
And then open dconf-editor (start typing "dconf" in Unity dash)
In dconf editor go to org->gnome->desktop->interface and enable menus-have-icons.
With 11.10 release we are in position when only dconf-tools tool may help us.
So first of all we need to install dconf-tools (it is not installed by default).
sudo apt-get install dconf-tools
And then open dconf-editor (start typing "dconf" in Unity dash)
In dconf editor go to org->gnome->desktop->interface and enable menus-have-icons.
thanx.
ReplyDeletep.s. the command is dconf-editor
Thanks for a tip. Will update the post.
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