https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=372966
--- Comment #18 from Wladimir Palant <ppk...@palant.de> --- For me as an end user the problem is really that Krusader looks broken on Ubuntu out of the box and there is no obvious way to fix that. Your question is actually about the desired solution: (1) Krusader only works properly with the Breeze theme so it should just force that theme to be enabled for itself (what I've done in my local build right now). (2) KDE apps missing icons on Ubuntu is just the way it is, so nothing needs to be done about that. (3) Expecting icons that the theme might no have is wrong, so Krusader should have fallbacks for the non-standard icons (in my understanding, Krusader 2.4.0 was doing just that but you don't consider that a good solution). There are also some variants of the above solutions that I can think of: (1a) Krusader should only force Breeze theme if it somehow detects that the globally selected theme is incomplete. This can be as trivial as blacklisting ubuntu-mono-* and Adwaita, with the assumption that people who changed the default icon theme know what they are doing. (1b) Krusader could fall back to Breeze for missing icons only (not sure whether this can be done). (2a) Krusader could warn on missing icons with instructions on how to switch to Breeze, similarly to how it suggests installing konsole. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
