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OK, after my (and many other's) reported problems with huge icons, and having narrowed the problem down to svg icons, I've set about converting the very few icons still in svg format to png for my prefered theme. My methodology is to find the .desktop file. see which file is used for the icon and convert it using imagemagick. However, a couple of icons (avahi zeroconf browser, xsane and the wine folder being examples) don't have icons in either /usr/share/pixmaps or the theme folder. I can find the name, but using locate to find teh path can throw up a dozen hits. So where does the icon get picked up from by default if it's not in pixmaps or the theme folder?
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I would rather try to solve the actual problem instead of using a workaround.
Maybe this patch for GTK3 helps.
Otherwise try to modify your index.theme file.
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And which icon(s) are you talking about? If they are the icons specified in the desktop file, the path will be provided. Otherwise, application icons need not be separate files - they can be contained in the binary executable.
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@ Radioactiveman.
I was unaware of that patch, though the size of 16x16 is hardcoded. I could amend and patch for my own use, but I'd rather have a gtk I can customise on the fly. The problem with icon sizes is well documented recently.
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The .desktop files contain the name of the image to use as the icon, but not the full path (nor the file extension), which was what prompted my question - what would the default path be where there's nothing in pixmaps?
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they could be inherited from other icon theme.
check your icon theme's index.theme file, if it has something like
Inherits=gnome,hicolorit would get the icons that are missing from your icon theme from gnome icon theme.
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