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I've recently installed the canonical version of Krusader (2.4.0-beta3) on Ubuntu 16.04, but whatever I do I can't get it to use the system icons.
Krusader seems to use "Breeze" (I think ... but I'm not sure ...), while I'm using "Ubuntu-mono-dark". I've also tried other icon themes but Krusader looks the same. I'm aware of a similar problem when trying to run Krusader in root mode on Kubuntu (https://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=225&t=140091&hilit=krusader+icon), but it seems to me it's unrelated. Can anyone help me with this issue? |
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You probably won't be able to use a different icon theme other than Breeze - consistently with all icons - because only Breeze includes all icons Krusader needs.
Also version 2.4.0 is hopelessly outdated. A fallback option for the icon theme was recently added with 2.7.0, see https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=372966. There you can also find information about changing the icon theme used by Krusader if you still want to use the Ubuntu theme. |
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Thanks for the reply.
Actually, I've initially installed version 2.7.0, but I got the same behaviour described above. I then downgraded to the proprietary version, because I was hoping that would solve the problem easily (I've used that version before and it worked just fine - apart for the missing icons issue). I just don't like the breeze-theme (I'm used to something else..), so I don't mind a few missing icons. Anyway, tomorrow I'll try some of the methods suggested in the link you posted. Hope they will work! |
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So, I finally managed to solve the problem! But it seems to me none of the suggested fixes helped.
I believe what really resolved the icons issue was moving to the git repository version of Krusader (2.8.0). For the sake of future reference, here's what I did: Following the answer in https://askubuntu.com/questions/779796/how-to-integrate-kdenlive-into-the-ubuntu-desktop-design 1) To have menus in the kde application window as well, I run
2) I installed the qt5 configuration tool
3) run qt5ct and a) Set the Style to GTK+ b) In the Icon Theme tab, I selected the icon theme I wanted. 4) Edit ~/.profile and add at the end of the file
5) Also added to the end of the /etc/environment file
6) Logged out and logged in again. This didn't resolve my problem! (but I don't know if it didn't help at all). Finally, I removed the proprietary version of Krudader, cloned the git version, followed the instructions in the INSTALL file, and compiled krusader. Now everything seems to work well! |
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