This bug was fixed in the package budgie-desktop - 10.4+git20180806.02
.933f78fc03d-0ubuntu1
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budgie-desktop (10.4+git20180806.02.933f78fc03d-0ubuntu1) cosmic; urgency=medium
[Adam Conrad]
* caffeine-cup-conflicts.patch: Avoid caffeine icon conflicts (LP: #1786107)
[David
** Tags removed: block-proposed
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Title:
budgie file conflict with caffeine
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ah - I read the patch wrong - it forces an "always use" the budgie
fallback icons.
For the moment will push this patch. Will need to be later reworked to
look for standard caffeine icons and only then fallback if not found as
described above.
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After further discussion on #ubuntu-release today, Adam has come up with
a patch that installs the conflicting icon files with "budgie" prefixes.
The budgie caffeine code looks to see if it has loaded the standard
"caffeine" icon name - if it cannot find the icon, it instead loads the
"budgie"
budgie-desktop appears to embed a full copy of caffeine. Is that
necessary? Why can't it just depend on the archive version? If not,
why not? And why isn't it renamed to a private namespace to avoid
clashing, if it's necessary to have a private copy?
All of the above aside, you can't just
I've rejected the binaries in the queue to avoid this weird and bogus
package relationship entering the archive, but please come up with a
saner fix.
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