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daniruiz
Missing Icons
Write here the icons you find missing
It helps me a lot if you can write the exact name of the icon. You can find all app desktop-files inside /usr/share/applications. Open the desired one with a text editor and find the value after Icon=
Useful info:
- Distribution name
- Icon name
- Package name
- App Name: Foliate
- Icon Name: com.github.johnfactotum.Foliate
- Distribution: Manjaro
- Original Icon:
App Name: appimagelauncher
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Icon Name: AppImageLauncher
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Distribution: Manjaro
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Original Icon:
Icon Request : Org files
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file type Org-mode (
.org) - short description A plain text markup format that's been around for 17 years. Designed in Emacs but there are extensions for many other editors.
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icon name
text-org - webpage https://orgmode.org/
- original icon https://orgmode.org/img/org-mode-unicorn.png
Example implementation (papirus):
On a system with Org registered as a file type, one finds the following (which may be useful)
$ gio info -a standard::icon ~/.org/todo.org
standard::icon: text-org, text-x-generic, text-org-symbolic, text-x-generic-symbolic
$ xdg-mime query filetype ~/.org/todo.org
text/org
Other than visual nicety I'd find this particularly helpful as .org files can be exported to a wide range of formats, and result in a large number of files being produced. Not having a distinct icon makes it hard to identify the 'source' .org file in many cases (see below, 'scuse the papirus but I just happened to have this image lying around).
By @ALipAkrohk
XiaomiTool : WebSite | Wikipedia{XiaomiCompany} AppIconName: xiaomitool AppIcon :
//////////////////////////////////////////////////// Draw.io : WebSite | About AppIconName: drawio AppIcon:
//////////////////////////////////////////////////// Persepolis is a Download Manager : WebSite | WikiPedia{the ancient city} AppIconName: com.github.persepolisdm.persepolis AppIcon:
//////////////////////////////////////////////////// JetBrainsApps: WebSite | WikiPedia
- App name: Visual Studio code/vscodium/code-oss
- Icon name: vscodium/com.visualstudio.code.oss
- Icon(Breeze):
vscodium
App Name: Ren'Py
Icon Name: renpy
Distribution: Arch
Original Icon:
Moved https://github.com/daniruiz/flat-remix/issues/167
apps/Zoom.svg exists and looks nice. However doesn't show up. I guess this is because I use the Zoom installed from the Ubuntu Snapstore ?
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App Name: Lightcord
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Icon Name: lightcord
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Distribution: Arch Linux
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Original Icon:
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Icon proposition(edited discord-canary icon - SVG):
Distribution: Arch
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App Name: Joplin
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App Name: Strawberry Music Player https://www.strawberrymusicplayer.org/
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App Name: PyCharm Community Edition
I really like your icon theme. Thanks!!!
app: remmina icon: remmina-panel.svg
app: vlc icon: vlc-panel.svg
Above icons don't show up well in Ubuntu 20.04 task bar in blue light mode
- Distro: Devuan
- Desktop: MATE
Icons for plus and minus symbols are missing such as in git-cola. I realize this is a Qt application, but the fact is that changing the GTK icon theme in MATE makes the plus and minus available or not. I'm not sure why "Skeuos Black Light" works, "Skeuos Grey Light" works, but "Skeuos Grey Dark" doesn't work.
- moved from https://github.com/daniruiz/skeuos-gtk/issues/32
Here's how it looks (There is no + or - symbol even though you can click there, after the closed :book: icon):
Here's how it should look (Skeuos Black Light is used in the screenshot, but Skeuos Grey Light is also unaffected):
After applying the theme, you have to restart git-cola to see results.
Name: Alpm Package (Arch Package) Extension: .pkg.tar.zst
Similar icons: rpm, apk, deb
App: Ardour 7
- Distribution name: Guix
- Icon name: ardour7.svg
- Package name: ardour
Icon: Qubes OS
- Icon name: distributor-logo-qubes.svg
- Package name: N/A (this is the logo for the OS itself)
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Other:
https://www.qubes-os.org/
https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/visual-style-guide/#logos
