Removing the mouseover effects in SuSE 10.1

I hate those stupid mouse overs, and the option box is quietly tucked away. Here's how to disable it. :)

Click on personal settings -> Desktop -> Panels -> Appearance
Toggle "Enable icon mouseover effects"

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