Alexandre Prokoudine wrote:
And how does one use Tango icon theme again? :)
You need to delete /usr/local/share/inkscape/icons/hicolor, and then replace icons.svg the usual way. Or you can place appropriately named icons in your global icon theme. I'll make the Tango icons the default for Linux once I find some time. I'm also pondering adding rasterized icons in 16x16 and 24x24, since only those sizes are used in Windows. The same mechanism could then be used on both platforms, and the custom SPIcon widget that I think is the source of the blurry icon problem could go away.
On the other hand, some people said that they want a single canvas workflow, but I think that the solution here is to use a build system to extract the discrete icons instead of hacking Inkscape to support this. All other apps and the Gnome and KDE desktops use discrete icons, so it would be needed anyway.
Regarding the edit-select all icon: It is probably a weird bug in select-toolbar.cpp because there is only one method to access the icons in icons.svg. All other icons display normally. I'm still in the process of finding out what's going on. The code for SPIcon is not exactly well organized.
Regards, Krzysztof Kosiński