Description of problem: When i open gnome-theme-manager in a freshly installed account, select gnome icons and then switch back to bluecurve icons, the $USER's Home and Trash icons on the desktop disapperas and is replaced by ugly default icons. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): control-center-2.1.3-1 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. create a new account and log in 2. run gnome-theme-manager 3. select Gnome icons under the icons tab and then select Bluecurve icons. Actual results: Ugly default (empty paper) icons on the desktop Expected results: The same icons as on first login
Apparent problem : Under /usr/share/icons there is a "gnome" directory whereas it seems to be expected as "Gnome". I remember the first time I went to change the icons, I had the choice between three : "Bluecurve", "Gnome" and "gnome" and got the same problem you did when I tried to click any of them. Temporary workaround : What I did (and it seems to circumvent the issue) : ln -s gnome /usr/share/icons/Gnome And I now have only the two correct and working choices, but when choosing "Bluecurve" again I did get blurry (under/oversized?) icons for lock screen and shutdown in my menus (bug 80749 it seems). HTH, Matthias
Fixed in Rawhide/CVS.