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I just looked at it. The reason the installation failed is because that isn't an icon theme. It's just a collection of icons.
To install it, you'll have to either copy over the icons of an existing theme, or use your desktop environment's "Change Icon" command to set individual icons. The latter is what you're supposed to do.
I just looked at it. The reason the installation failed is because that isn't an icon theme. It's just a collection of icons.
To install it, you'll have to either copy over the icons of an existing theme, or use your desktop environment's "Change Icon" command to set individual icons. The latter is what you're supposed to do.
what do you meant by "Change Icon"? im using xfce, the problem is that the icons that i extracted doesn't appear on the list in the
Code:
xfce menu -> settings -> appearance -> icons tab
another question is that how will i know if it is a theme icons or not?
You'll have to change the icons in Xfce on an individual basis if you want to use those. That's what I meant by "change icon" and yes, I should have been more clear on that.
thanks.. ^^
so basically what i should do is to make an index.theme file right? or there's a much easier way?
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