3rd October 2016, 3:30
(This post was last modified: 3rd October 2016, 3:35 by spacepenguin.)
(18th September 2016, 21:42)Pfiff Wrote: Arguments against breeze-icons:
1. gimp-icon is very strange for me
2. there is no recycle-bin-icon. What you can see is a folder-icon
3. the dropbox-icon doesn't use the dropbox-logo.
I totally agree - the gimp icon has to show wilber and a trash icon should look like a trash can and not like a folder - and therefore I use own icons for some apps (and folders). If you want to got on using breeze you can just create a folder ~/.local/share/icons/breeze/ with the same structure as /usr/share/icons/breeze but put just the icons in it you want to replace. That easy it is. Works with every icon theme if name and folder structure is the same as in /usr/share/icons.
Or you create an own icon theme with a unique name in ~/.local/share/icons which just contains the icons you want to override, copy the index.theme of another icon theme and adjust the name and inherits. Make sure it inherits the icon theme you actually want to use, e.g. breeze or oxygen.
I use both methods since - well dunno - KDE 1? 2? . Since those icon themes were introduced.
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