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pop-os / libcosmic

WIP library for COSMIC applications
https://pop-os.github.io/libcosmic/cosmic/
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minimize, maximize and exit icons not displayed #550

Open elevenhsoft opened 3 months ago

elevenhsoft commented 3 months ago

Hi

Not sure when this happened. Just updated dependencies in my app including libcosmic and noticed on GNOME, Exit, Minimize and Maximize icons are not displayed. They are blank. Just empty ;p

It's happening when Cosmic icons theme is not installed, so installed Cosmic icons to my $HOME/.local/share/icons dir and icons are back.

mmstick commented 3 months ago

the cosmic icon theme is required

elevenhsoft commented 3 months ago

Ok. Before it was working so my though was some regression. Thanks!

elevenhsoft commented 3 months ago

Well, I have to reopen this issue. The problem is with cross desktop support now. Since latest changes, and cosmic icon theme requirement. Apps no longer properly works on different desktops and distros. I don't think that's a good idea to follow cosmic icon theme. And what about flatpaks?

mmstick commented 3 months ago

You need to update libcosmic to pull in https://github.com/pop-os/libcosmic/commit/716b3dee560d92cb4b651de10daeee5c1b64818e

In general, you should bundle the cosmic icon theme with flatpaks.

elevenhsoft commented 3 months ago

Yeah, I saw that commit. Unfortunately it working only on other OS than Linux. On Linux there still is issue, when we don't have cosmic icon theme installed, we don't see that icons. It's essential for working app, only 3 icons. Can't we use this icons also on Linux? I'm talking about this commit. If we use cached icons for other OS why Linux must have different behavior. As I understand for better consistency, but maybe some kind of fallback? For now, we have broken apps if we use latest libcosmic.

mmstick commented 3 months ago

You need to have the icon theme installed on Linux. Not just for this but many other icons as well.

Drakulix commented 3 months ago

Btw same is the case for libadwaita, which requires the Adwaita icon theme. This shouldn't be an issue for application developers, but simply handled as dependencies of whatever package system they are using. For flatpaks we'll probably want a cosmic-runtime as a base for libcosmic apps at some point, which should simply include the icon theme.

elevenhsoft commented 3 months ago

Oh, did not know that. It's bad either ^^ But it is how it is.

For flatpaks we'll probably want a cosmic-runtime as a base for libcosmic apps at some point, which should simply include the icon theme.

That would be awesome to see.

wiiznokes commented 1 month ago

We could also use other installed themes right? I believe hicolor is the fallback