On 12-10-14 01:50 AM, Thomas Martitz wrote:
Am 14.10.2012 09:05, schrieb Lex Trotman:
Hi All,
Geany has in the past specified a fixed image, (the jewel encrusted
teapot), as the icon to use for its top level window.
There has been a request for Geany to follow the icon set by the
theme. This has been committed.
I'm very curious that application icons be themed at all. IMO the icon
belongs to the application and is part of its identity, and not some
theme. This is also why Linux Mint makes me mad because of its icons for
various applications including Geany.
(I always switch the icon theme to a less intrusive one [GNOME-Wise
which resembles the Mint-y look a bit] on a fresh Mint installation).
At least on Linux, this ability to customize things seems to be
prized/praised by many. So much so that "they" got together and created
a standard for toolkits and DEs to follow to make it simple for the user
to do, to globally change the icon theme instead of digging through
app-specific preferences, if provided, to change only the window title
bar icon while other icons provided by the same app follow the theme
properly.
Cheers,
Matthew Brush
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