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Aryan20 / Logomenu

Quick access menu for the GNOME panel with options that help ease the workflow for newcomers and power users alike.
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/4451/logo-menu/
GNU General Public License v2.0
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Adding new OS logo but get a red small icon in the Settings instead of grey one #50

Closed D3vil0p3r closed 5 months ago

D3vil0p3r commented 11 months ago

Hey @Aryan20 thank you for your project.

I'm trying to add the following svg file athena-logo-menu

as athena-logo-symbolic.svg in the Resources folder and hicolor/16x16/actions folder as 496x496 (like all the images). When I go to the Settings of the extension, the icon of the OS appears red (look the last at right) image

Furthermore, despite all the icons are colored by #cccccc as mine, when they are applied on the top bar, they become all white (I think it is expected) image

my icon instead keeps the #cccccc grey color image

How can we fix these two issues?

Aryan20 commented 11 months ago

Hey! This is weird. But I have experienced it before. For example, the Ubuntu logo appears weird for some reason. Did you try to use the default icon and theme instead of custom?

D3vil0p3r commented 11 months ago

Hey! This is weird. But I have experienced it before. For example, the Ubuntu logo appears weird for some reason. Did you try to use the default icon and theme instead of custom?

Yes, the icons already implemented work well. I would like to implement the proposed one for Athena OS Linux distro.

Aryan20 commented 11 months ago

No, I meant to try using the default GNOME Icon theme and Application, Shell theme. In your screenshot, it appears you have modified your distro.

D3vil0p3r commented 11 months ago

Now I tested on Vanilla Arch Linux with GNOME DE (both on Wayland and Xorg) and when I implement the owl grey icon above, the result is the following: image

So, on settings, the icon now is seen as that "yellow" color.

Aryan20 commented 11 months ago

Looks like the Ubuntu bug. Will check it

Aryan20 commented 10 months ago

Hey! So it is most probably due to bad svg. I checked the Ubuntu one and it had some wrong tags, and is now fixed. Your logo is an image encoded in an SVG, hence higher chances of failure. Do you have a pure SVG version of the logo?

D3vil0p3r commented 10 months ago

No... How can I know what are the wrong tags?

Aryan20 commented 10 months ago

I don't work with SVGs much but there was a style statement which shouldn't have been there after recolouring, so removed that. In your case it is an image, not an SVG, so don't know about that.

halfmexican commented 5 months ago

can this be closed? users can just add non-svg icons now

Aryan20 commented 5 months ago

@halfmexican Yes, thanks for the reminder.