Provided that suitably named icons are present on the IconPath, the appropriate icon appears on the menu entry in the taskbar+desktop menu. However, the first two entries of the Logout sub-menu do not currently allow an icon to be used and this does look rather untidy if all the other entries have an icon.
By simply adding the icon name (logout and cancel-logout) as the currently unspecified fifth parameter to the addITem function calls on lines 494 and 495 of wmapp.c
Provided that suitably named icons are present on the IconPath, the appropriate icon appears on the menu entry in the taskbar+desktop menu. However, the first two entries of the Logout sub-menu do not currently allow an icon to be used and this does look rather untidy if all the other entries have an icon.
By simply adding the icon name (logout and cancel-logout) as the currently unspecified fifth parameter to the addITem function calls on lines 494 and 495 of wmapp.c
the blank icon area on the sub-menu can be filled with the appropriate icon image.
Maybe in the future, icon entries could also be enabled for the Window operations menu.