xfce-gant-icon-theme 3.9_p6 xfce 4.10 The gtk-select-color gtk-color-picker icons are only available in 128x128 size. This causes as app which uses these icons to end up with a grossly distorted toolbar. I had to write a shell script using Image Magick's "convert -resize" utility to create versions of those two icons in the standard sizes (16, 24, 32, 36, 48, 64). Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install xfce-gant-icon-theme 3.9_p6 (and select gant icon theme) 2. Run Wireshark 3. See the comically huge icon and the 3cm tall toolbar.
Could you attach the shell script? I'll see if I can get it in the ebuild.
I don't seem to have kept the script around, but it looks like I'm going to need to write a new one, since there are other icons that are only present in 128x128 as well. Once I've got a new script working, I'll attach it.
Today I ran into another case of a huge icon in a toolbar (this time it was mimetypes/text-plain.png). So, I took a closer look, and I'm a little confused. It looks to me like well over half of the icons are only present at the 128x128 size. There are 1024 icons under the 128x128 directory. The other size directories contain a little over 400 each (it varies from one size to another). How are these font files supposed to work? Are the smaller sizes supposed to be created on-demand at run-time as they are requested by apps? If so, I don't see how that could work, since the programs generating the demand are running as normal users, and the directories involved are only writable by root. Should I re-write my script to iterate through all 1000+ icons and generate smaller versions for the 600+ that only exist in the 128x128 size?
Created attachment 401764 [details] shell script that attempts to create scaled versions of all icons Here's the script I've tried. It created about 6000 missing .png files at various sizes that were only available as 128x128. But, things are still broken. There are still 128x128 icons showing up in toolbars. I'm giving up and switching back to gnome icons.
I have just pushed x11-themes/elementary-xfce-icon-theme to the portage tree. Try that and see if you like it. I do, and I've been using it from my overlay for quite a while.
