[BUG]: Interface. Missing icons in Toolbars settings.

[sakkamade]

Brief description of the issue.

Some icons are missing as shown in screenshot below:

How to reproduce the bug?

1. Open the Settings -> User Interface -> Toolbars

What was the expected result?

Visible icons.

What actually happened?

Icons are invisible (thank you for tooltips).

Other information

The icons are missing, and missing constantly.
It is irrelevant which Icon theme or Style is chosen, some icons are missing nevertheless (unless I am too careless, and accidentally missed one).

Default Style (click here)

• OS: Arch Linux, KDE
• RSS Guard
  Version: 4.0.0 (built on Linux/x86_64)
  Revision: bc739ca
  Build date: 5/28/21 8:44 PM
  Qt: 5.15.2 (compiled against 5.15.2)

[martinrotter]

Yes, this is because of how icon themes on Linux work. Some icon themes are more "complete" than other icon themes.

[sakkamade]

But there is none which is "completely complete"

[martinrotter]

No, but there are themes which are more complete. For example Numix or Faenza. These two themes are bundled into RSS Guard on other platforms, on Linux I do not bundle them to keep binary "rssguard" smaller, therefore I recommend you to install one of those and experiment.

[martinrotter]

At this actual place (toolbar editor) the problem is particularly visible because those buttons have texts disabled.

[martinrotter]

This is Linux with installed Numix icon theme.

[sakkamade]

Faenza ...

This one is a solution.
The problem is that the package in Arch repository is not listing Faenza as dependency nor even as an optional dependency.

If someone would be so good to report it there: Good. Otherwise perhaps I will do so—perhaps.

Thank you. Closing it.

[martinrotter]

Also, I now add change which displays texts in those button as well.

[martinrotter]

The problem is that the package in Arch repository is not listen Faenza as dependency, nor it even an optional dependency.

https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/71069