Fix hardcoded app icon and change name #4
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- Follow freedesktop icon naming specification (http://standards.freedesktop.org/icon-naming-spec/icon-naming-spec-latest.html#guidelines ) - Additional benefit of icon theme compatibility 😄
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Okay @stuartlangridge , I've added a new commit changing the name of all icons to |
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@stuartlangridge Thanx for merging my commit! |
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According to freedesktop icon naming specification (the standard for Linux desktop), the correct way to declare icon in desktop file is:
Icon=pick-colour-pickerFixing this issue has the additional benefit of adding icon theme compatibility to Pick's desktop entry.☺️ See: What are hardcoded icons? and Foggalong/hardcode-fixer#221
I've also renamed all icons and the desktop file from☺️
picktopick-colour-pickerto be consistent with the Debian package's name.