Closed videosmith closed 1 year ago
The back button is provided and managed solely by the KDE's Kirigami Framework. Some buttons managed by Kirigami use icons provided the system, while others use icons provided by the framework itself. All I can do is make sure the right icons are embedded in the app so Kirigami finds them when the system doesn't provide one. By default, the back button should show the same icon that is used for the Decrease Velocity button.
Could you provide a screenshot of what the back button looks like on your system?
The Appimage About screen:
The Arm About screen:
Back button displays correctly in: qprompt-main-0fbee21-linux-64-clang.AppImage qprompt-v1.1-8fc947c-linux-64-clang.AppImage qprompt-v1.1.1-a873a2e-linux-64-clang.AppImage
I can confirm that the icon in question is already being provided for Linux builds in the only way I can provide it without creating conflicts for other packaging formats.
Since the icon in this case is managed by Kirigami, I cannot override it in code. My only option is to override it in a way that would prevent the system icon from being used, which is something that:
Technically speaking, the issue relies in the desktop environment your version of Debian is running, of which icon theme is failing to provide a "go-previous" icon, following Freedesktop conventions.
qprompt-v1.1.3-aa79ad5-linux-gcc-x86_64.deb build displays a Back button in the About page, although a different button from the AppImage.
Also, a new link button at the bottom of the page, not present in any other builds as far as I can see here.
Bug Description When selecting 'About' the 'Navigate Back' button could be decorated for easier location (found it by accident).
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