OPen files ignores user set icon theme.

133794m3r commented 7 years ago

Expected behaviour

Mate uses the icon theme that I have selected.

Actual behaviour

It uses Adwaita when opening a file via open file.

Steps to reproduce the behaviour

Select some other kind of theme for the icosn it'll still use adwaita.

MATE general version

1.16.2-2

Package version

1.16.1-1

Linux Distribution

Distributor ID: Debian Description: Debian GNU/Linux 9.1 (stretch) Release: 9.1 Codename: stretch

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monsta commented 7 years ago

Not reproducible in my Stretch VM. I have mate-icon-theme-faenza set, and it's applied to Open File dialog as well.

virtualbox_debian stretch_18_09_2017_18_15_20

133794m3r commented 7 years ago

The icon theme on the left-hand side isn't the same thing. screenshot at 2017-09-18 13-52-45

It uses high-contrast them for all of those elements but the selected icon theme forthe rest of it. Similar things happen when I use other non-builtin themes.

133794m3r commented 7 years ago

screenshot at 2017-09-18 13-55-28 screenshot at 2017-09-18 13-56-17

monsta commented 7 years ago

Does anything change if you change GTK+ theme as well?

133794m3r commented 6 years ago

I never got an email about this. And no, it's always wrong unless you use one of the default mate GTK+ icon themes.

monsta commented 6 years ago

GTK+ theme and icon theme are different things. I asked just in case GTK+ theme would affect it somehow too.

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