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Configuring transmission with -DENABLE_QT=ON and -DENABLE_GTK=OFF results in transmission.svg not being installed.
-DENABLE_QT=ON
-DENABLE_GTK=OFF
This causes the application launcher (transmission-qt.desktop) to show up without an icon.
Qt app on Linux, BSD, etc.
4.0.1
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@ckerr This might solve the mystery of why pacman on Arch is doing what it's doing #5142
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Confirmed. Here is the GTK/CMakeLists.txt code that installs icons when the GTK client is enabled. There's nothing similar in qt/CmakeLists.
Would it make sense to move the icons to a common source directory that can be shared by both the gtk and qt clients?
Currently the qt directory contains an older set of icons than gtk; gtk had its icons updated in #1141.
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What is the issue?
Configuring transmission with
-DENABLE_QT=ON
and-DENABLE_GTK=OFF
results in transmission.svg not being installed.This causes the application launcher (transmission-qt.desktop) to show up without an icon.
Which application of Transmission?
Qt app on Linux, BSD, etc.
Which version of Transmission?
4.0.1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: