Michele, Slavek, All,
On the bleeding edge in openSUSE Tumbleweed, I'm seeing Gtk icons in
kmenuedit with many in the "System icons -> Application" list just named "org"
(which of course breaks trying to use them)
Here is a screenshot of what I see:
https://paste.opensuse.org/pastes/31a073a6794f
Likely this is an issue introduced recently with Gtk4 or the like where
they have buried blobs being org.whatever.gnome.something config tree names
and it looks like kmenuedit is only able to grab the "org" part. (this is just
an educated GUESS on my part)
(oops sent to pearsoncomputing.org first -- and that rejects me now for some
reason, even though I still get bug info from it?)
=== Update! ===
Fortuitous I sent to the wrong e-mail, Yasuhiko already found the issue in
kde3 from a post to the opensuse list yesterday:
<quote>
This problem is that while referencing icon's file names, only reads up
to the first period (this is due to a default implementation of
QFileInfo::baseName()).
So that there is an issue where the selected icon is not reflected.
This problem occurs not only in Tumbleweed, but also in other versions.
Fix was already submitted to KDE:KDE3.
Binaries will be available soon.
</quote>
So if TDE has the same issue, you can grab the QFileInfo::baseName() patch
from there.
Keep up the great work!
--
David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.
Hey there,
I am working on changing the default TDE configuration for a Live ISO. I have read through the:
https://wiki.trinitydesktop.org/Customization_for_distributions
However, when I place my configuration files into /opt/trinity/share/config as well as trying with my own dir added to the TDEDIRS variable. I cannot get the default settings to apply. I can only get the new default settings to apply on the creation of a new account using /etc/skel.
Is there a new spot for the default TDE configs? Or am I just not looking in the right spots? Ideally when a user selects default at the bottom of a settings dialog (for the bottom panel for example), it uses the defaults I have set.
