Papirus icon theme is not fully applied
I'm running Ubuntu Mate 18.04.1 LTS.
Recently installed Papirus icon theme.
The problem is that not all the icons are changed.
As you can see, telegram and sublime icons stay unchanged, but chrome, terminal and others are from Papirus.
I've installed Papirus theme accoding to this guide: https://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips/install-papirus-icon-theme-on-linux/
My question is: how can I apply Papirus icons to all available apps?
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I'm running Ubuntu Mate 18.04.1 LTS.
Recently installed Papirus icon theme.
The problem is that not all the icons are changed.
As you can see, telegram and sublime icons stay unchanged, but chrome, terminal and others are from Papirus.
I've installed Papirus theme accoding to this guide: https://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips/install-papirus-icon-theme-on-linux/
My question is: how can I apply Papirus icons to all available apps?
icons themes
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I'm running Ubuntu Mate 18.04.1 LTS.
Recently installed Papirus icon theme.
The problem is that not all the icons are changed.
As you can see, telegram and sublime icons stay unchanged, but chrome, terminal and others are from Papirus.
I've installed Papirus theme accoding to this guide: https://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips/install-papirus-icon-theme-on-linux/
My question is: how can I apply Papirus icons to all available apps?
icons themes
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I'm running Ubuntu Mate 18.04.1 LTS.
Recently installed Papirus icon theme.
The problem is that not all the icons are changed.
As you can see, telegram and sublime icons stay unchanged, but chrome, terminal and others are from Papirus.
I've installed Papirus theme accoding to this guide: https://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips/install-papirus-icon-theme-on-linux/
My question is: how can I apply Papirus icons to all available apps?
icons themes
icons themes
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Papirus icon theme have icons for Telegram and Sublime. Most likely those apps are installed as snaps and the associated .desktop launchers have hard-coded paths for icons.
You can check whether the apps indeed are installed from snap packages by running
snap list
If that's the case, then you should find .desktop launchers for those apps in the /var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications/ directory. Copy the associated launchers to your ~/.local/share/applications/ directory and open with a text editor. Then change the Icon= line to Icon=telegram and so on.
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it worked, but only for menu. Icons on the taskbar first stayed the same, but then turned into icons thet are unrelated at all.
– Tino
18 hours ago
@Tino Do you have aStartWMClass=line in the.desktoplauncher file?
– pomsky
18 hours ago
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Papirus icon theme have icons for Telegram and Sublime. Most likely those apps are installed as snaps and the associated .desktop launchers have hard-coded paths for icons.
You can check whether the apps indeed are installed from snap packages by running
snap list
If that's the case, then you should find .desktop launchers for those apps in the /var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications/ directory. Copy the associated launchers to your ~/.local/share/applications/ directory and open with a text editor. Then change the Icon= line to Icon=telegram and so on.
answered 19 hours ago
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it worked, but only for menu. Icons on the taskbar first stayed the same, but then turned into icons thet are unrelated at all.
– Tino
18 hours ago
@Tino Do you have aStartWMClass=line in the.desktoplauncher file?
– pomsky
18 hours ago
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Papirus icon theme have icons for Telegram and Sublime. Most likely those apps are installed as snaps and the associated .desktop launchers have hard-coded paths for icons.
You can check whether the apps indeed are installed from snap packages by running
snap list
If that's the case, then you should find .desktop launchers for those apps in the /var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications/ directory. Copy the associated launchers to your ~/.local/share/applications/ directory and open with a text editor. Then change the Icon= line to Icon=telegram and so on.
answered 19 hours ago
pomsky
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it worked, but only for menu. Icons on the taskbar first stayed the same, but then turned into icons thet are unrelated at all.
– Tino
18 hours ago
@Tino Do you have aStartWMClass=line in the.desktoplauncher file?
– pomsky
18 hours ago
add a comment |
Papirus icon theme have icons for Telegram and Sublime. Most likely those apps are installed as snaps and the associated .desktop launchers have hard-coded paths for icons.
You can check whether the apps indeed are installed from snap packages by running
snap list
If that's the case, then you should find .desktop launchers for those apps in the /var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications/ directory. Copy the associated launchers to your ~/.local/share/applications/ directory and open with a text editor. Then change the Icon= line to Icon=telegram and so on.
answered 19 hours ago
pomsky
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Papirus icon theme have icons for Telegram and Sublime. Most likely those apps are installed as snaps and the associated .desktop launchers have hard-coded paths for icons.
You can check whether the apps indeed are installed from snap packages by running
snap list
If that's the case, then you should find .desktop launchers for those apps in the /var/lib/snapd/desktop/applications/ directory. Copy the associated launchers to your ~/.local/share/applications/ directory and open with a text editor. Then change the Icon= line to Icon=telegram and so on.
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it worked, but only for menu. Icons on the taskbar first stayed the same, but then turned into icons thet are unrelated at all.
– Tino
18 hours ago
@Tino Do you have aStartWMClass=line in the.desktoplauncher file?
– pomsky
18 hours ago
add a comment |
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it worked, but only for menu. Icons on the taskbar first stayed the same, but then turned into icons thet are unrelated at all.
– Tino
18 hours ago
@Tino Do you have aStartWMClass=line in the.desktoplauncher file?
– pomsky
18 hours ago
1
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it worked, but only for menu. Icons on the taskbar first stayed the same, but then turned into icons thet are unrelated at all.
– Tino
18 hours ago
it worked, but only for menu. Icons on the taskbar first stayed the same, but then turned into icons thet are unrelated at all.
– Tino
18 hours ago
@Tino Do you have a
StartWMClass= line in the .desktop launcher file?– pomsky
18 hours ago
@Tino Do you have a
StartWMClass= line in the .desktop launcher file?– pomsky
18 hours ago
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