xffm - jolly rogers

[Foxy]

Brian J. Tarricone wrote:
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> On 1/19/2006 2:05 AM, Foxy wrote:
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>> Edscott Wilson Garcia wrote:
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>>> On Tue, 17 Jan 2006, Foxy wrote:
>>>
>>>   
>>>       
>>>> After a recent update of xffm all icons in the main window (fstab,
>>>> xfsamba etc.) except Home in icon mode turned into "jolly rogers". How
>>>> can I fixed it? Maybe something has not compiled properly. Cheers.
>>>>
>>>>     
>>>>         
>>> Some time ago the icon cache regeneration got borked. It's now fixed, so 
>>> a fresh update should fix the problem. Also if you want to force an icon 
>>> cache regeeneration you can tod "touch $HOME/.icons" and then execute 
>>> xffm. The icon cache regeneration will proceed in the background and will 
>>> be available the next time you execute xffm.
>>>
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>> I've got the following:
>>
>>     
>>> ** (xffm-iconview:6795): WARNING **: 
>>> /opt/xfce4-svn/share/icons/hicolor/index.theme does not exist
>>>
>>> ** (xffm-iconview:6795): WARNING **: 
>>> /opt/xfce4-svn/share/icons/hicolor/index.theme does not exist
>>>       
>> /why is it looking for icons in hicolor rather then in Rodent?
>>     
>
> Hicolor is a generic fallback.  Per the icon theme spec, *every* icon
> theme implicitly inherits from hicolor at the end of the chain.  You
> should install the hicolor icon theme, which should be available via
> your distro, or on freedesktop.org somewhere.  Though not having it
> isn't critical.
>
> 	-brian
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thanks a lot. Anyway, it fixed itself after today's update.