GNOME Icon Theme Testing
Rodney Dawes <[email protected]>
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Holas, As you may have read in the minutes for the recent Artwork Meeting, at http://live.gnome.org/ArtMeeting080329 , we have decided that the best way to improve the usage of the Icon Naming Spec throughout the desktop, is to avoid having the compatibility symlinks installed by icon-naming-utils, during the development period. This works similar to how we disable fatal criticals for applications via gnome-session. I have committed the changes to gnome-icon-theme trunk to make this work. It simply checks that the minor version number is not an even value, and disables the requirement and usage of the icon-naming-utils script for odd valued minor version numbers. What this means for you, as a developer, is that your application may "break" by having no icon, or showing the missing icon image from GTK+ instead. If this occurs, you should file a bug against YOUR APPLICATION and NOT AGAINST gnome-icon-theme. You may, however, add one of use gnome-icon-theme developers to the CC: list for the bug, so that we may help assess the problem, and provide direction and feedback for what icon name to use instead. Before and after crops of screen shots will be helpful attachments to the bug as well. This is to help expose problems in the desktop during the development cycle in the same way we do with fatal critical errors now. The compatibility links will be re-enabled in the final stable releases, just as fatal criticals are disabled for them. Enjoy. -- dobey and the rest of the art team -- devel-announce-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/devel-announce-list