On 18.02.2014 18:45, Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) wrote:
[...]
>> That's an excellent point. My Icons theme list is empty. I have,
>> however, the gnome-icon-theme deb package installed. What am I missing
>> for it to show up on the icons theme list?
>
> well i suspect that is your core problem. no working/found/usable icon theme.
> ican't say what gnome-icon-theme deb pkgs does... but i have themes listed - i
> installed some icon theme pkgs, i selected one i liked (faenza) and everything
> is fine. :)
I agree, that could be at it's heart. So now the question is how to make
E recognize my icon theme. Is there some file in which the available
themes are listed? Or according to which kind of black magic is that
determined?
Just as a try I tried to additionally install the
gnome-brave-icon-theme, but after a restart of E still nothing shows up.
So I guess I am missing a mechanism that E is relying on to compile its
list of themes. But which?
>> And somehow I still do not get the point. I have a .desktop file for my
>> application. In this desktop file an icon is defined. This icon (correct
>> me if I am wrong) does not need to belong to some icon theme as it might
>> be a 3rd party application. So at least if I give a full path there, E
>> should not care about such things as application themes. Or not? Anyway,
>> it appears that somehow my understanding of how application entries,
>> icons for windows and .desktop files work together is slightly out of
>> sync. I am glad for any enlightenment.
>
> if you have a full path there - yes. it should absolutely work using the full
> path. most desktop files for most apps do not give full paths,. they give
> simple names and expect code to hunt icons down from an icon theme... :)
OK, trying to dig a bit into this it seems (at least for the two cases I
tested) that a full path actually works. Just I don't feel like changing
all my .desktop files by hand...
Cheers
Florian
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