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Symbolic Icon #97
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According to: I don't think that a Spotify symbolic icon would be considered a misuse of the logo/icon anymore than how the icon that ships with the app is displayed would be considered a misuse. |
I'll accept a PR adding it. (Also hi 👋) |
Yep. I have no idea how to actually add the icon to the flatpak. It also might be a good idea to add a duplicate spotify-client-symbolic.svg so there's an icon that matches what Spotify broadcasts in MPRIS or anywhere else you can't control. And hey long time no see. |
I just realized your example of the icon in Fedora is a bad one because it already makes the colored icon greyscale which looks fine. |
The above screenshot is the symbolic icon. The default icon is blurry (because it's a png) and looks like crap. |
For doing nothing I think its acceptable |
No, desaturating full color icons is default GNOME behaviour. |
And icons in the panel next to the app's name is also default GNOME behaviour. Some themes hide them though. |
I just figured it would be a pretty cheap little improvement. |
I can see why it was done but I'm not a huge fan of desaturating full color icons. Desaturating the icons can make them less "readable" especially if the icon contains colors that have about the same gray value. It also makes it look like there might be something wrong with the app, like why is the icon grayed out? |
Hmm, my mistake. Anyway just copy how the appdata file is handled with the icon: https://github.com/flathub/com.spotify.Client/blob/master/com.spotify.Client.json#L107-L139 |
If we give in to distributing an icon you can add the non-symbolic one also. |
Sure. I'll find a full color svg or just make one using their color palette out of the symbolic icon. png icons are icky,lol!!! |
So add the icons. Delete this line:
And add something like:
To the build section? Is it /app/share/icons or just /share/icons? |
Apologies for commenting on a closed issue, this change may have broken icons for us that is not running a fancy desktop like Gnome. Running Ubuntu MATE 20.10 and my alt-tab icon and taskbar icon does not show the Spotify icon, my start menu does however (Brisk menu Launcher) See this related issue for the Slack flatpak |
@tored Open a new issue it has nothing to do with this. |
I know according to #68 (comment) Icon refrences are internal but would that stop you from adding a symbolic icon? All you would have to do is put a com.spotify.Client-symbolic.svg icon in /share/icons/hicolor/symbolic/apps
The biggest issue I can see is figuring out if a symbolic icon can legally be redistributed.
At the moment What I've done is created my own symbolic icon from the Spotify logo svg at wikipedia and placed it in ~/.local/share/icons/hicolor/symbolic/apps
It fits in much better than the full color icon or a desaturated full color icon.

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