Christopher Schramm

I'm totally confused, but, yes, the symbolic version is the only one in the package and it does not seem to get used unless requested explicitly (by name or with...

Only very few of the icons I listed in https://github.com/blueman-project/blueman/issues/976#issuecomment-450735133 are still available as non-symbolic, namely `computer`, `image-missing`, `input-*`, `network-workgroup`, `phone` and `printer`. Wtf... :confused:

That's just one part of the list, namely names provided by BlueZ. Of all the other icons that we use `image-missing` and `network-workgroup` are the only ones still available.

Still unsure where to go from here. One obvious solution would be to always use symbolic icons for everything...

Oh, forget what I wrote. We're already using symbolic icons in many places anyway. Is this actually just an issue with BlueZ-provided device icons? :thinking: Would be easy to force...

> But those icons are still broken:  I don't get what you mean there. > Edit: After reboot (?) icons got back. So for me, it seems, that issue...

I fail to find a proper primary source, but at least https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/adwaita-icon-theme/-/issues/242 makes it very clear that > a-i-t is no longer some icon and cursor pack for everyone to...

> Breeze can be added to the list as it has everything we need. Does it? Querying just a few icon names from our code, it does not seem to...

I think the diff should be small enough (see #2122) that a GSettings setting does not hurt. Why do you want it to hide the window? I do not really...

Perfectly reasonable as well. I'd even say focusing makes sense on non-tiling window managers and toggling makes sense on tiling ones (at least if they do not have close buttons)...