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Fedora Core ships with a set of icons characteristic from Red Hat products, some of these icons provide new emblems to the GNOME desktop. There a few issues with the package: 1) emblems in this package are not translated, neither it looks like they can be (looking at redhat-artwork package for translation, which only has 6 messages). I've identified some emblems in redhat-artwork that replace their original from gnome-icon-theme (7 in total). The issue here is that the GNOME originals have a translation (or are possible to translate), but the ones provided by redhat-artwork does not. The names given of these emblems are: art documents favorite multimedia package sound web Emblems that are new and have no translation (12 in total): apps bug documentation edit gear home lock question rocket security video wordprocessor (maybe it should be split to "word processor"?) 2) All emblems provided in this package seem to start with a lower case letter, although the ones provided in the default gnome-icon-theme all start with a capital letter. This issue might be present in previous releases of FC, and probably RHEL as well.
Created attachment 128111 [details] Screenshot identifying the emblems mentioned in the bug report In this picture, emblems provided by redhat-artwork are surrounded by a red square. Those emblems that are present in the "original" GNOME version (from gnome-icon-theme), but that are replaced by the ones in redhat-artwork are mkarked with an additional red star.
This seems to be present in FC6 too.
Created attachment 149194 [details] Emblems in Nautilus, not translatable The attached screenshot is taken on a Fedora 7 Test 2. The issue is still preset.
*** Bug 197511 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
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The issue is still present in Fedora 8.
Still present in rawhide (F9) too.
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Still an issue in F11, although now there are much less emblems than before.
If anything, this probably needs to be handled in gtk somehow.
Still an issue on F12. I've also seen that emblems are translated in Ubuntu 9.10, so it's definitely possible to fix them.
There are no emblems in GNOME anymore, so this can be closed.