Log out Dialog

[jtouso]

In the top bar, at right it is the icon Log Out Dialog.
How can I change this icon?
Where is (carpet/place) the icon?
I know I can edit /usr/share/applications and change icons in the line where icon is but I can not find where the top bar Log Out Dialog icon (dark-grey uggly) is
Regards

[dibl]

We're going to have know more about your system to offer good help:

- which desktop environment?
- which version of siduction?

In general, your icons are in /usr/share/applications, and you can edit the properties if you wish.  The link from there to your desktop menu is different for different flavors, IIRC.

[jtouso]

Version: Siduction 2012.1 Desperado
Desktop: XFCE 4.8
Thanks

[dibl]

I'm not skilled at customizing XFCE, but it looks like there is guidance on icon configuration about halfway down this page: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xfce#Replacements_for_the_default_.27menu.27_panel_applet

[jtouso]

Help again!
I can not find the solution in your address.
I can not find the icon but I see in root as login, the icos to logout is better (green, with a person in a door)
Where and how can I change it?
Regards

[dibl]

The green guy in the door is the default xfce logout icon.

What I did on my xfce desktop was to make a second panel, docked at the bottom of the screen. If I right-click it, and choose "Panel Preferences", then on the dialog there is a tab named "Items".  On that tab I can add or remove icons, and the logout icon is one of the "action" icons that you can add.  So I have the logout icon on Panel 2, and that is where I log out or shutdown the system.  On my system, Panel 1 is a conventional "taskbar" style panel, with the desktop switcher, wicd, battery charge, etc. on it.

I don't know if that answers your question, but it is my way to set up xfce with a logout icon.