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Hi,
Some of my files have a strange emblem, it looks like a rainbow little pony.
Using gio list, I found it's due to metadata::emblems=[default]. I can remove them using gio set, then the emblem disappears, that's ok.
But I'd like to understand where the little pony comes from, is there a command to show the path of the png associated to an emblem?
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The pony is in the file /usr/share/pixmaps/default.png which belongs to package gendesk, which itself is a make dependency of geogebra. If I change or delete the png, the emblems are modified accordingly.
I also found out overGrive is changing emblems of the files it synchronizes. Though it comes from a compiled python file, and I can't clearly understand which emblem they try to set.
What I still don't understand is how comes the default.png file, provided by package gendesk, is used by overGrive, as gendesk is not a dependency of overGrive. Only a coincidence ?
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