These are the fish I can think of...
What does Trinity Control Center say? Can you change the icon theme there?
Thierry
Ah...you've opened up a symptom.....good...good... Found none of the tde installed icons sets would let me change an icon on the desktop using kdesktop/properties/select-icon But two that had been externally installed worked fine...gnome and adwait
Using Trinity Control Center as root it allowed me to remove all other themes except I wanted to try and rescue crystalSVG so I left it and exhaustively compared and investigated...but no obvious issues with permissions or missing pieces.
I just wish someone with in-depth knowledge of this issue could tell me where the path or symlink is that tells Select - Icon Kdesktop where to look for those crystalSVG icons...
I'm pretty sure if I installed an external downloaded theme say the new crystalSVG it would work...but hate to do that... I even reinstalled tdebase-data-trinity (crystalSVG actual icons) tdeartwork (all the others except mono) tde-icons-mono-trinity (monochrome)
And it puts them all back but the system still cannot find them...
When you go to desktop and have the system set for any of the tde installed themes now and you pick out an icon on the desktop you select properties and then click on that icon boom lala land....cursor forever...even let it run overnight...
but if you switch to and externally installed theme it goes right to the different locations...and shows those icons for you to visually select and change as you wish
In all folders
/actions /animations /apps /categories /devices /emblems etc....etc....etc...
Danny
Could it be, that you have a permission problem? Who owns the desktop or icons?
Am Sonntag, 11. März 2018 schrieb Danny W. Burdick:
These are the fish I can think of...
What does Trinity Control Center say? Can you change the icon theme there?
Thierry
Ah...you've opened up a symptom.....good...good... Found none of the tde installed icons sets would let me change an icon on the desktop using kdesktop/properties/select-icon But two that had been externally installed worked fine...gnome and adwait
Using Trinity Control Center as root it allowed me to remove all other themes except I wanted to try and rescue crystalSVG so I left it and exhaustively compared and investigated...but no obvious issues with permissions or missing pieces.
I just wish someone with in-depth knowledge of this issue could tell me where the path or symlink is that tells Select - Icon Kdesktop where to look for those crystalSVG icons...
I'm pretty sure if I installed an external downloaded theme say the new crystalSVG it would work...but hate to do that... I even reinstalled tdebase-data-trinity (crystalSVG actual icons) tdeartwork (all the others except mono) tde-icons-mono-trinity (monochrome)
And it puts them all back but the system still cannot find them...
When you go to desktop and have the system set for any of the tde installed themes now and you pick out an icon on the desktop you select properties and then click on that icon boom lala land....cursor forever...even let it run overnight...
but if you switch to and externally installed theme it goes right to the different locations...and shows those icons for you to visually select and change as you wish
In all folders
/actions /animations /apps /categories /devices /emblems etc....etc....etc...
Danny
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On Sunday 11 March 2018 16.15:52 Danny W. Burdick wrote: (...)
Found none of the tde installed icons sets would let me change an icon on the desktop using kdesktop/properties/select-icon But two that had been externally installed worked fine...gnome and adwait
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I just wish someone with in-depth knowledge of this issue could tell me where the path or symlink is
I can't really analyze your problem but this is what I know (and do):
- I prefer the "KDE Classic Icon Theme" but not some of it's icons (the network icon for instance). So I created my own theme by copying the few icons I wanted from one theme to the other.
- So, everytime I install TDE somewhere, I need to transport my Icon set. Which is actually very easy:
copy the (modified) directory from /opt/trinity/share/icons (so it would be the Crystalsvg directory for you) to /some/backup/location. In my case it's on a nfs share.
after a new install, use konqueror as filemanager (super user mode) to copy that directory in /opt/trinity/share/icons
select the correct icon theme in trinity control center.
Never has any trouble.
So if I were at you place, I'd delete everything in /opt/trinity/share/icons, copy back the icon directories (I can let you grab a copy) and that should do the trick.
Thierry
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