Description of problem: gnochm package in F9 does not install a menuitem sized icon for .chm files. So in places such as my GNOME recent documents menu, I instead see a big 48x48 icon which is incorrect. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnochm-0.9.11-2.fc9.noarch How reproducible: All the time Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install the gnochm package 2. In the GNOME desktop, open some file using the Nautilus file manager. This will make it show up in the recent documents list. 3. Go to the recent documents list (Places->Recent Documents). You should see the menuitem for the .chm file have a huge 48x48 icon. Actual results: 48x48 icon is shown for the .chm file type. Expected results: A menuitem sized icon should be showed for the .chm file type.
Also, it would be nice if the package maintainer could request a Tango-compatible icon for it too, and submit it upstream to the gnochm maintainer. The current icon stands out (ugly) when an icon set following Tango guidelines is used.
Step 2 in comment #0 should read "In the GNOME desktop, open a .chm file..."
All those requests look fairly reasonable. I don't have to time to handle them, currently, though. If you have time and will to do it yourself, you can put me in CC when you contact the relevant people if you want to.
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