mart added a comment.

  In D19392#421923 <https://phabricator.kde.org/D19392#421923>, @ndavis wrote:
  
  > In D19392#421903 <https://phabricator.kde.org/D19392#421903>, @ngraham 
wrote:
  >
  > > Actually we're discussing in VDG-land whether or not this is something we 
should do anyway, because right now we have no way of forcing the use of a 
monochrome icon for a >22px size when a larger colorful version exists. Using 
`-symbolic` to suffix the monochrome versions would allow us to do this. Adding 
some VDG folks for comment.
  >
  >
  > The problem with using `-symbolic` for all monochrome icons is that we'd 
have to create color icons without `-symbolic` to replace the old monochrome 
icons without `-symbolic`. That means we'd be effectively reworking a great 
deal of Breeze icons. Outside of a few instances in System Settings, 
Plasmashell and KWin titlebars, where we want to use color icons at small 
sizes, Breeze looks pretty consistent already, even with 3rd party 
applications. In places like the Digital Clock widget settings, where a 
monochrome icon is used when a color icon should be used, that can be fixed in 
breeze-icons just by making a new color icon at the appropriate size. If all of 
our monochrome icons had to have `-symbolic`, then we'd have to depend on 3rd 
party applications using `-symbolic` to keep a consistent look as well.
  >
  > In short, we'd have to create a ton of new icons just to fix an issue that 
mainly exists in only a few pieces of our own software if we went the route 
with `-symbolic`. Maybe with a future icon theme, we can plan things out 
better, but I don't think we should do anything that greatly changes the look 
of breeze-icons.
  
  
  exactly, whether is monochrome or not depends from the file and should be the 
underlying system be capable of recognizing which is which

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