[Bug 1283554] Re: Looks like wrong icon theme is used

[Dimitri John Ledkov]

On 19 March 2014 17:54, Sebastien Bacher <seb128 at ubuntu.com> wrote:
> The correct logo is used for ubuntu there. Do you get that issue every
> time?

Not really, it's just I uploaded updated logo into all of the themes =)

A better example:
* In Software updater the "package icon" is a box partially opened to the right
* Default Ubuntu icon for "package icon" (e.g. any archive / .deb /
.ar etc) is a sealed cardboard box with a selotape and a pale debian
swirl on the front (or words .tar.gz etc.)

When there is update available for apps with stock icons wrong logos are used:
* System settings i blue screw-driver and a wrench, instead of a red
wrench and large cog
* Printers is a bottom paper feed icon, instead of top paper feed icon
* startup applications icon is blue, not purple

Etc.

Let me attach a screenshot.

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Regards,

Dimitri.

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Title:
  Looks like wrong icon theme is used

Status in “update-manager” package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Software updater, when either self-pop ups or when manually launched,
  appears to be using a different theme from that of the default / user
  set.

  In particular, I believe the package icon and the distributor logo
  icons are used from a fallback gnome icon theme instead of the default
  one. I'm not certain however, can it somehow be inspected which icons
  are loaded and used?

  Maybe since it elevates privileges, different defaults are used?

  (i'm currently in progress updating all the themes where vintage
  circle of friends is used, but i believe wrong icon theme is the root
  cause for software updater using older looking icons.)

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