This mimetype affects icon resolution for apps with identical
name. Methodology:
cd /usr/share/icons/Chicago95
for word in $( find . -path '*apps*' ! -type d -printf '%f\n' | awk -F'.' '!x[$1]++{print $1}' | sort ) ; do find mimes -name "${word}.???" ; done | sort -t'/' -k3
mv libreoffice-calc.png x-office-spreadsheet.png # which is one of its symlinks!
for word in $( find . -xtype l -printf '%l %f\n' | awk '$1 ~ /libreoffice-calc/{print $2}' ) ; do echo ln -sf x-office-spreadsheet.png ${word} ; done
- make_html.sh in Extras which generates nice tables of icons to compare
- icons.html in each Icons subfolder
- New/changed icons to fix 4.16 changes and make the theme more consisten
adding html tables of icons
Included a section for pointing readers to the documentation. It’s a little redundant since the same document is pointed to from the install section, however this should lend itself better than before for first time readers.
Since CSD window decorations are shared between both menus and application windows, the gtk-window.css file sets a 10px border for CSD windows to improve the usability in resizing them, verses a 1px border which would require precision to trigger the resizer. For better or for worse, menu “decorations” shouldn’t have been shared with window application “decorations,” but that is the spec for the toolkit so we have to make do with it.
The excess 10px border intended for CSD application windows appear to interfere with context menus used in MATE panel plugins, causing the menu scrolling arrows (arrow up & arrow down) to appear.
This commit should patch this issue after testing with a Ubuntu MATE 20.10 VM.
Issue #135 was caused by the function `convert_icon` used a relative file location, it now uses an absolute location.
Also removed loop that creates icons for gtk-3.24 since that it just a symlink to 3.0.
Remove the webkit greeter elements as that is not really supported.
Add initial installation commands for Plus! script.
Still need to troubleshoot gtk directory permissions issues.
