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Icon theme and Cinnamon #146
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Ok,the SVG Module was not Installed. But with the module installed, I "only" get the non-system-theme Icons. |
Looking at Cinnamon issue . . It seems this is an issue with the default theme support in Cinnamon (gtk2) By default it seems there are 3 icon sets installed, High-Contrast, Mint-X and gnome. Looking into environment variables and what-not to fix this . . |
I've found the trick @jounathaen :D
Added to FAQ |
Mmmm wait .. this is the wrong theme still . . looking further . . |
That is a nice workaround, but in my first pull request, I somehow managed |
Checked out your commit jounathaen@f7e9151 (on clean Cinnamon Mint) So it must be an environment trick . .
Gives me yet another icon theme . . which is kinda sleek but still not what we want . . .... |
Ohh good. These f#@?¥ Dependencies. Would a precompiled binary help, or is |
The fallback icons (svgs) are compiled in, the freedesktop theme is loaded at runtime @jounathaen Between my tests I have not recompiled, just set different env flags and (re)started |
The Icons on the Buttons don't show up under Cinnamon.
Installed on a fresh Virtual Machine running Linux Mint 17.3 - Cinnamon:
This is how it should look like:
On a fresh Virtual Machine running Linux Mint 17.3 - KDE, it works fine.
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