2007/4/2, Michel Salim <michel.salim at gmail.com>: > Hi Thomas, > > 2007/4/2, Thomas Perl <thp at perli.net>: > > Hello, Michel! > > > > Have you tried your simple test case with "gpodder" as the icon name? I > > suppose the problem with the icon not showing up could be related to not > > installing gPodder system-wide and/or not calling gtk-update-icon-cache > > on /usr/share/icons/hicolor/. Please try that on your system and report > > back success or failure. Currently, it "works for me"(tm). > > > Heh, it turns out the Fedora script file does not touch the icon > directory, and does not use the -f flag either when calling > gtk-update-icon-cache, so the icon cache was not being updated at all. > I tried using another icon name (bug-buddy) and it was loaded > properly. > > Sorry for the wrong call. Will let the maintainer know. > And it turns out it's not even the upstream .spec file -- icon updating was not necessary in 0.9.0, so I introduced the error myself. Ah well. By the way, what is the rationale of choosing the version number to be latest-stable-version + SVN tag, rather than upcoming-stable-version + SVN tag? Currently, to fit the Fedora versioning scheme (pre-release packages have release tag 0.upstreamtag.revision, i.e. 0.svn20070401.1) and make sure that RPM still sees this as newer than the stable 0.9.0, I have to set the version number to 0.9.1. Thanks! -- Michel Salim http://hircus.wordpress.com/