Same icon for both preferences and the client itself is wrong. The long-term solution would be merging evolution configuration to gnome-control-center or at least to the application itself without separate desktop file. Short term solution would be creating a different icon for the preferences. Why? Because in gnome-shell, the icons are big and the text is small, and the user will get used to using the icons only without reading the text after few times.
Is this just about the window icon in Preferences? The alternative is to just use the standard themed icon for preferences: http://developer.gnome.org/gtk/unstable/gtk-Stock-Items.html#GTK-STOCK-PREFERENCES:CAPS Matters not to me which one is used.
Not window icon, dekstop file icon. gnome-shell displays desktop files that used to live in the system menu of gnome 2.32 with all other desktop files. So Evolution's preferences desktop file should have a different icon, not the icon of Evolution itself.
Oh that thing. I think I may just yank that from Fedora. It was written for MeeGo, doesn't really fit in GNOME 3 and looks horrible.
You're talking about Email Settings. At first I thought you meant Edit -> Preferences.
(In reply to comment #3) > Oh that thing. I think I may just yank that from Fedora. It was written for > MeeGo, doesn't really fit in GNOME 3 and looks horrible. Sounds like a good solution to me. (In reply to comment #4) > You're talking about Email Settings. At first I thought you meant Edit -> > Preferences. Sorry about that, I don't use English locale.
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