Package: gnome-theme-extras Version: 0.7.debian.1-2
I have noticed a problem in the package you maintain which manifests itself at least in Ubuntu Gnome 2.8, and that would be tremendously easy to fix.
The problem is with the SVG icons for mime types, especifically with some program source files.
In Ubuntu Gnome 2.8, Nautilus assignments of icons to source files are the following (ommitting extension)
*h --> gnome-mime-text-x-chdr *c --> gnome-mime-text-x-csrc *cpp --> gnome-mime-text-x-c++src *java --> gnome-mime-text-x-java *jar --> gnome-mime-application-x-java-byte-code *py --> gnome-mime-application-x-python *pyc --> gnome-mime-application-x-python-bytecode *perl --> gnome-mime-application-x-perl
However, the corresponding icons in the SVG themes are named differently, so Nautilus shows a generic document icon instead of the precise type. Only *java and *jar files coincide. The problem would be simply fixed by either renaming or introducing symbolic links with the alternative names.
The names in gnome-themes-extras are:
*h --> gnome-mime-text-x-c-header
*c --> gnome-mime-text-x-c
*cpp --> gnome-mime-text-x-c++
*java --> gnome-mime-text-x-java (same as what Ubuntu Gnome 2.8 demands, so it shows OK)
*py --> gnome-mime-text-x-python
*perl --> gnome-mime-text-x-perl
In some cases the precise icon is missing completely, which is a totally different problem, not as easy to solve.
Amaranth: Missing icons for *java *pyc Wasp: Missing icons for *jar *pyc *py Gorilla: Missing icons for *jar *pyc *py *c *cpp *h Lush: Missing icons for *jar *pyc *py Nuvola: Missing icons for *jar *pyc *py *c *cpp *h
I have noticed that the nomenclature as it is now in the debian package is indeed the same as in my old SUSE installation with an older (don't remember which) version of Gnome. I don't know what it is in older Debian versions.
Thank you for your support, Nacho.
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