LMKDE9 - mintupdate - Unable to change icons
Posted: Tue Aug 03, 2010 5:50 pm
Bug Report - LMKDE9 - mintupdate - Unable to change icons
I find the new icons in mintupdate in the system tray too small to distinguish. I easily see the shield but not the inner graphics. The older icons were much better for my disabled eyes.
Using the mintupdate form tab 'Icons' I began changing them. With some help, I located the old icons in /usr/lib/linuxmint/mintupdate/icons. The new icons individually showed under the 'Icons' title. I clicked 'Apply' but nothing happened. I assume that the form closes with a successful apply but the form stayed visible.
I closed the form but the system tray mintupdate was now iconless. Just a space with no icon.
I modified the permissions but still the icons do not stick. I 'Quit' and reloaded but the results were the same. I completely removed the app and reinstalled but the results are the same.
Maybe this text I found is applicable, "I actually do see more errors and crashes due to improperly informed users and tweaking that was never really meant to be implemented into the OS."
Thanks.
Hope this helps.
I find the new icons in mintupdate in the system tray too small to distinguish. I easily see the shield but not the inner graphics. The older icons were much better for my disabled eyes.
Using the mintupdate form tab 'Icons' I began changing them. With some help, I located the old icons in /usr/lib/linuxmint/mintupdate/icons. The new icons individually showed under the 'Icons' title. I clicked 'Apply' but nothing happened. I assume that the form closes with a successful apply but the form stayed visible.
I closed the form but the system tray mintupdate was now iconless. Just a space with no icon.
I modified the permissions but still the icons do not stick. I 'Quit' and reloaded but the results were the same. I completely removed the app and reinstalled but the results are the same.
Maybe this text I found is applicable, "I actually do see more errors and crashes due to improperly informed users and tweaking that was never really meant to be implemented into the OS."
Thanks.
Hope this helps.