This is not a bug then.
** Changed in: xfce4-terminal (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Title:
xfce4-terminal doesn't search icons in XDG_
Yes, this sounds correct. Icons are loaded from themes, not from just
the icons directories. You can either place them in the hicolor theme or
the one you are using.
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Any news? I have checked with strace, and that gave me the hint to try
and place the icon file in this location:
~/.local/share/iconsicon.png
That worked.
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Many thanks for your careful and detailed suggestion. As a rule of
thumb, I report upstream when I build the software from the latest
trunk, since it's usually the first (and logical) requirement upstream
teams present.
Once again, thanks for clearing this theme out!
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Ideally, the package maintainer would do it after confirming the bug, or
ask the reporter to forward it upstream in case more information or
feedback is required. I assume that this was not done due to the Xubuntu
team being short-handed.
Nevertheless, opening an upstream report is in most cases t
I would have thought that the Ubuntu package maintainer would do this,
or am I mistaken? Otherwise I could have filed the bug directly upstream
to begin with. But then again, if I had done that, what would be the
purpose of filing Ubuntu bugs?
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I suggest that you forward this bug to the Xfce bug tracker.
https://bugzilla.xfce.org/
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Title:
xfce4-terminal doesn't search icons in XDG_DATA_
Thanks for the gtk bug reference. whaticon is really useful !
But this seems to be a different bug: if an icon is not in the system
paths, xfce4-terminal doesn't pick it up at all from the user paths.
paulo:~/tmp$ cp -v $(./whaticon system-file-manager)
~/.local/share/icons/foo.png
'/usr/share/i
This is probably caused by the following bug in Gtk, which causes it to
get the directory search order wrong, and so user's icons cannot
override the system icons:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/issues/1115
Good news is its already fixed upstream.
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