Bug 817349

1. fedora-icon-theme does not provide anything but the Fedora icons. For everything else, it inherits the 'Mist' icon theme from gnome-themes.
2. 'system-suspend' is not part of the xdg icon naming specification from http://standards.freedesktop.org/icon-naming-spec/icon-naming-spec-latest.html

So the bug is neither in fedora-icon-theme or gnome-themes but in xfce4-panel itself. It should either provide the icon in the package use an compliant name.

I think the bug is a bit more complicated. xfce4-panel should not install an icon called system-suspend.* because it pollutes a common namespace. Instead, the icon themes should provide it but they will only do so, if the xdg guidelines are updated. This can take quite some time. :(

So, where do we go from here?

ie, who should we bug first? :)

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Reopening, still applies to rawhide.

Can we at least find a workaround for this? Fedora 19 with Xfce the Action Button for Suspend is missing. So, where is it supposed to be? I can just use
a "Pause" button icon, but where do I put it?

I'm using Fedora 20 with LXDE at work and home, but the Suspend option isn't an option when pressing Logout. It's a sought after option that i used frequently at home on Fedora 14. I am also asking for a workaround.

(In reply to chesusin from comment #8)
> I'm using Fedora 20 with LXDE at work and home, but the Suspend option isn't
> an option when pressing Logout. It's a sought after option that i used
> frequently at home on Fedora 14. I am also asking for a workaround.

This has nothing to do with this bug (which is about a missing icon in Xfce). 

Please file a new bug against lxdm or lxsession.

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