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Only generate the cache file once? #74

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frosetrain opened this issue Sep 6, 2022 · 3 comments
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Only generate the cache file once? #74

frosetrain opened this issue Sep 6, 2022 · 3 comments

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@frosetrain
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When installing many variants of the icons, install.sh runs gtk-update-icon-cache after every variant is copied, which makes the installation process slow. Is it possible to only run gtk-update-icon-cache once, after all the icons are copied over to the correct location? Or is there a reason for doing this many times?

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alvatip commented Sep 13, 2022

Hey, sorry for my late reply, time is going fast these days 😄
I know that it render the installation process quite slow, unfortunately I should run this command for each new directory created (aka, each new icon theme)...
I think the icon theme might also work without creating a cache file, I will try it and if it also works fine without gtk-update-icon-cacheI will create an option to install the theme without running this command for those who wants 😉

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alvatip commented Oct 2, 2022

It should work without creating the cache files. I created an argument (-g) to the script to install the theme without creating these cache files 😉

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@MolassesLover
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It should work without creating the cache files. I created an argument (-g) to the script to install the theme without creating these cache files 😉

Thank you so much! This is going to help so much with debugging.

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