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People may want icons for all applications to be consistent with their icon themes, it may suck when all the applications are in a nice theme and then one shows up with an inconsistent icon sticking out like a sore thumb.
If they shouldn't be themed, then the panel and menu shouldn't respect icon themes, thus making all icon themes inconsistent and broken.
(Pictured: Libreoffice (Flatpak), Nemo, and Settings using their fallback icons in an icon theme that has no icons or inherited icon themes)
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fredcw commentedon Feb 23, 2026
These are the official icons from the flatpak repo. They can't and probably shouldn't be themed. Not a bug IMO.
VdotVoda commentedon Feb 24, 2026
People may want icons for all applications to be consistent with their icon themes, it may suck when all the applications are in a nice theme and then one shows up with an inconsistent icon sticking out like a sore thumb.
If they shouldn't be themed, then the panel and menu shouldn't respect icon themes, thus making all icon themes inconsistent and broken.
(Pictured: Libreoffice (Flatpak), Nemo, and Settings using their fallback icons in an icon theme that has no icons or inherited icon themes)
pkgInfo.py: Prefer theme icons for flatpaks, and don't persist them.
mtwebster commentedon Nov 3, 2026
linuxmint/mintcommon@de11c3b