Emerging mozilla-firefox gives you a firefox with a generic-looking blue globe icon in the taskbar and in the "about" dialog. However, emerging mozilla-firefox-bin gives you a firefox with the familiar orange/blue firefox icon that we all know and love. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. run "emerge mozilla-firefox" 2. run "firefox" Actual Results: The icon in the taskbar of xfce/gnome/kde/etc is a blue one rather than the orange/blue logo. It is also a big blue globe in the "about" dialog rather than a big pretty firefox logo. Expected Results: The normal firefox icon should show whether you build from source or use the binary.
Created attachment 56854 [details] ebuild fixed to use real firefox icons added lines are 61-65, found at the end of the src_unpack section
Created attachment 58530 [details] ebuild with artwork useflag to use the firefox artwork This adds a useflag of "artwork" to the ebuild, allowing you to USE="artwork" emerge mozilla-firefox and it will use the artwork, otherwise, it continues to build it with the wonderful blue globe :)
Created attachment 58755 [details, diff] patch using mozconfig_use_enable against mozilla-firefox-1.0.4.ebuild version 1.4 This is a patch against mozilla-firefox-1.0.4.ebuild revision 1.4 ebuild with IMHO the right way to do it using mozconfig_use_enable. Indeed Firefox and Thunderbird have an compilation option --enable-official-branding that cleanly does what was done in the previous suggested ebuild with some 'cp' The same simple change could be done in Thunderbird.
Hello, please do not forget added this "--enable-official-branding" to portage thx
Branding is unfortunately not that easy as one patch (legal issues)... *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 113971 ***
