I have Slackware Linux, not freebsd, but on my system the icons are
cached and there is a program called /usr/bin/gtk-update-icon-cache,
which is supposed to update the cache when new icons are stored in
/usr/(local/)share/icons/hicolor. I have a manpage on it, so you could
try it to see if you have it. When I install AOO, my installation
script does this caching and I have no problems with the icons in
xfce4. It is also possible that xfce4 is expecting the icons to be in
/usr/share/icons rather than /usr/local/share/icons. I have had such
problems with other programs in the past.
Note: xfce4 expects the desktop files (*.desktop) to be +x, otherwise I
get a popup about the file being untrusted. It allows you to bypass the
popup, but it is annoying. I set the desktop files in
/opt/openoffice4/share/xdg/ to +x to resolve this. Misusing the
executable flags for trustworthyness is an xfce4 kluge, but that is the
way it is.
hth:
Girvin Herr
On 10/11/2016 12:16 PM, Gary Aitken wrote:
On 10/11/16 12:42, Hagar Delest wrote:
How have you installed with the debs? If so, you should have a
desktop-integration folder inside the DEBS folder. Just install it also.
Else, check the folder: /usr/share/icons/hicolor/32x32/apps
Ah, thanks.
Ok, I see the icons are there;
on my system (freebsd) they are in /usr/local/share/icons/hicolor...
which is where they should be.
However, the xfce4 launcher icon chooser doesn't have a way to add an
arbitrary path to the set of icons, so I can't set it. This is clearly
not an aoo problem, but do you happen to know where the config path for
the xfce4 icon chooser is?
Thanks
Le 11/10/2016 à 20:31, Gary Aitken a écrit :
Hi all,
I just upgraded my os from fbsd-9.2 to 10.3 and installed aoo 4.1.2.
The installation appears to have gone well, but when I start up my desktop
(xfce4) the launchers with shortcuts to aoo are missing the icons.
My /usr/local/applications/openoffice-4.1.2/*.desktop files have entries
in them which look like:
Icon=openoffice4-calc
However, when I open the xfec4 panel / launcher to edit it, the icon
entry says "No Icon" and when I go to select an icon there are no aoo
icons present.
Can someone tell me which option is needed to load the icons, which port /
package they are in, and which file they are supposed to be in? I would
have thought they were supposed to get loaded with the base aoo port.
How do the icons get located without an actual path name in the specification?
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