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Description of problem: The location of some common icons has changed in the current "GNOME" development branch. Consequently, although "Bluecurve" is chosen as desktop theme, concerned applications do not use "Bluecurve" icons which actually exist but do fall back to stock "GNOME" icons. In particular "GNOME" icons of "stock_volume-*.png" and of "trashcan_*.png" are used instead of their existing "Bluecurve" counterparts. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): redhat-artwork-5.0.2-1.fc6 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Log in to "GNOME" session. 2. Set desktop icon theme to "Bluecurve" Actual results: Stock "GNOME" icons are used where "Bluecurve" icons exist. Expected results: A "Bluecurve" icon is used unless its actually missing from the theme. Additional info: As part of the official "Fedora" artwork package, the "Bluecurve" theme should be updated to ensure proper function with current "GNOME" versions, even if development effort is focusing on the new "Echo" theme.
Since we are not going to get Echo into FC6, we need to do at least some minimal coverage improvement for Bluecurve, by creating links for the icon-naming spec
As far as I understand, "Bluecurve" will be around for quite a while and probably be the default theme of upcoming "RHEL5". Why "minimal" coverage improvement then?
Should be improved a lot in redhat-artwork-5.0.5-1.fc6. If you see specific problems with the coverage in that package, please file individual bugs.