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i think nextcloud use icons for tray from own themes in binary: https://github.com/nextcloud/desktop/blob/master/src/gui/systray.cpp#L54 https://github.com/nextcloud/desktop/tree/master/theme
There is an option in the settings for this. Ignore this then w(
I am in the same situation. In my previous install (Ubuntu 20.04) this icon was exactly like the screenshot in the first post. Now (Linux Mint 21.1) I can't make it themed anymore. The "Use Monochrome Icons" switch does not help, it just becomes monochrome but does not use the Papirus icon:
I installed nextcloud-desktop from the official ppa (3.6.4-20221208.195402.3ffb9827b-1.0~jammy1
), and papirus is also from the ppa (20221201-6106+pkg22~ubuntu22.04.1
).
The hardcode-tray logs don't mention nextcloud.
EDIT: In fact, I am just realizing my screenshot shows that the blueman applet also isn't themed. Maybe I have some misconfiguration with my tray?
EDIT2: I found out that adding
.panel {
-gtk-icon-style: regular;
}
to my .config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
fixes the blueman icon. I'm a bit puzzled: I don't quite understand symbolic vs regular icons, I don't understand why the "Symbolic icons" checkbox in statusnotifier does nothing, and I don't understand if Papirus is supposed to provide the missing blueman symbolic icon. The Nextcloud icon is still unthemed, though...
Specifications
4.3
arch linux
3.24
2.4.2
sni-qt-patched-git r.-1
nextcloud-client
2.6.2
Expected behavior and actual behavior
I expect the icon to become monochrome but it stays green.
I'm pretty sure I used this program before to change the icon to this (the circle with the checkmark) on my Manjaro KDE machine a long time ago:
However there appears to be no change on my arch dwm laptop:
Steps to reproduce the problem