❦ 17 juillet 2012 18:07 CEST, Bryan Gardiner <b...@khumba.net> :
>> I use the gnome-sound-applet to control sound in my awesome settings,
>> and it has a full black icon. However, my top panel is also black, so
>> I can't see the icon.
>>
>> Is it possible to change the icon? Thanks!
>>
>>
>> best regards,
>> pylemon
>
> You might also be able to get around this by switching to an icon
> theme that's meant for dark backgrounds, such as Faenza-Dark. Here's
> how to create the .gtkrc files that override the default
> gtk-icon-theme-name:
>
> http://awesome.naquadah.org/wiki/Customizing_GTK_Apps
Unfortunately, applets using those "symbolic" icons are specifically
requesting them. I did not check for the volume applet, but I got the
problem with the bluetooth applet. You have something like this:
icon_enabled = g_themed_icon_new_with_default_fallbacks
(ACTIVE_ICON_NAME"-symbolic");
This result that an icon ending by "-symbolic" will be favored over all
other icons. Only if such an icon is not found, it will try without the
"-symbolic" suffix (and again, if not found, it will remove one suffix).
However, I don't remember whay I have tested exactly. Maybe something
like this would work (with `yourtheme` being a theme without symbolic
icons):
#v+
gtk-icon-theme-name="yourtheme"
gtk-fallback-icon-theme="yourtheme"
#v-
Another solution would be to uninstall those icons.
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