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Sign upcolor of icons in apps.icons/ isn't updated when changing vm label #1606
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VM color change operation doesn't adjust the .desktop file icon #1626
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Is this a dupe of #751?
Anyway, confirmed on R3.1 stable. Steps to reproduce (same as past stable Qubes releases):
- Create a green AppVM.
- Change it to gray.
qvm-sync-appmenus, host reboot, etc.- Color of "menu" lock icon changed to gray, but all specific application icons in the menu are still green.
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Is this a dupe of #751? Anyway, confirmed on R3.1 stable. Steps to reproduce (same as past stable Qubes releases):
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taradiddles
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Sorry to write on a closed issue, I should have tested the rpm while it was in the testing repo...
Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but it looks like the issue isn't fully solved:
- create an orange vm ; /var/lib/qubes/appsvm/vmname/apps.icons/firefox.jpg is orange
- then change it to gray ; /var/lib/qubes/appsvm/vmname/apps.icons/firefox.jpg is still orange (same file/modification time as before).
but - running "add more shortcuts" from the menu, modifying a shortcut to have something changed and clicking OK, and the icons' color is then updated to gray.
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Sorry to write on a closed issue, I should have tested the rpm while it was in the testing repo...
but - running "add more shortcuts" from the menu, modifying a shortcut to have something changed and clicking OK, and the icons' color is then updated to gray. |
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taradiddles commentedJan 12, 2016
Minor issue: in R3.1rc, when changing a vm label (say, "banking" from green to yellow), the icons in /var/lib/qubes/appvms/banking/apps.icons/ aren't updated to the new color (confirmed by opening them in an image viewer, they're still green, so it's not a caching issue).
Consequence: anything that uses the apps' .desktop definitions still show the old label/color. For instance sub-entries of "Domain: banking" in xfce's menu are still green (firefox, files, ...) (the "root" entry in the menu properly displays a yellow padlock though).