https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=169765
Paul R <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Resolution|WORKSFORME |--- Ever confirmed|0 |1 Status|RESOLVED |REOPENED --- Comment #3 from Paul R <[email protected]> --- Thanks for looking at the bug. As it turns out, the bug still occurs. * Open the Draw program. * Open Tools/Options * Go to the Appearance page * Under Icons, choose Automatic (Colibre (dark)) The icons immediately become nearly unintelligible, as in the screen shot. The workaround: * Under Icons, choose Colibre The icons are now fully visible and usable. The gist of this bug is that the default setting, for new users, is the automatic selection of an icon set which renders the icons unusable. Mint offers multiple "themes". (Start menu, Preferences, Themes). Under the Dark theme, the Colibre (dark) icons appear fine. They are not visible under the Light theme. I have my Mint setting at Mixed. There is a complication. * Select the Automatic (Colibre (dark)) icons in Draw. * Switch to the Dark theme in Mint. The icons are visible. * Switch to the Light theme in Mint. The icons are visible. (?) * Switch to the Colibre icons. They are visible. * Switch back to the Automatic (Colibre (dark)) icons. They are now not visible. I can't explain why the same Draw icons settings are visible in one step above, but not when reselected. Here is a theory: whatever Draw does to figure out the Automatic icon selection is not detecting the Light theme on Mint. It thinks the theme is Dark, and so is choosing the Colibre (dark) icons when it should have chosen the Colibre icons. Please have another look to see if the above allows you to reproduce what I see. We want to encourage people to use Mint and Libre Office: having unusable icons out of the box creates unnecessary friction. Let me know if I can provide more info to help you reproduce the issue. Thanks! -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
