Dropbox indicator icon is not supporting the icon theme at the top panel in Xubuntu
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As the screenshot shows, the Dropbox icon at the top panel in Xubuntu does not work along with the rest of the icon set. I am using Faenza icon set in this screenshot. But I've tried with other icon themes as well (such as obsidian, papirus etc) with the same result. Dropbox is not supporting the icon set. As a result the icon looks out of place. How can I make the Dropbox indicator icon to support the current icon theme?
I am using Xubuntu 18.04. Apart from this, the Dropbox itself works fine.
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As the screenshot shows, the Dropbox icon at the top panel in Xubuntu does not work along with the rest of the icon set. I am using Faenza icon set in this screenshot. But I've tried with other icon themes as well (such as obsidian, papirus etc) with the same result. Dropbox is not supporting the icon set. As a result the icon looks out of place. How can I make the Dropbox indicator icon to support the current icon theme?
I am using Xubuntu 18.04. Apart from this, the Dropbox itself works fine.
xubuntu icons xfce dropbox
asked Jun 7 at 2:20
maqtanim
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I'll add that it's not an xfce only issue, it happened to me on lxqt too, and I suspect it will happen on any DE. Maybe the problem is with the themes?
– dsSTORM
Jun 7 at 5:27
Not the theme. I've changed to the vanilla theme and the problem still exists.
– maqtanim
Jun 7 at 6:17
What I mean is that probably no theme has an icon for it and so it just shows it's default icon no matter which theme is used, vanilla theme included. I may be wrong of course.
– dsSTORM
Jun 7 at 12:06
Well... Faenza has exclusive icons for different tasks of Dropbox. But somehow, Dropbox skips those icons on my settings.
– maqtanim
Jun 7 at 22:11
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As the screenshot shows, the Dropbox icon at the top panel in Xubuntu does not work along with the rest of the icon set. I am using Faenza icon set in this screenshot. But I've tried with other icon themes as well (such as obsidian, papirus etc) with the same result. Dropbox is not supporting the icon set. As a result the icon looks out of place. How can I make the Dropbox indicator icon to support the current icon theme?
I am using Xubuntu 18.04. Apart from this, the Dropbox itself works fine.
xubuntu icons xfce dropbox
asked Jun 7 at 2:20
maqtanim
353313
As the screenshot shows, the Dropbox icon at the top panel in Xubuntu does not work along with the rest of the icon set. I am using Faenza icon set in this screenshot. But I've tried with other icon themes as well (such as obsidian, papirus etc) with the same result. Dropbox is not supporting the icon set. As a result the icon looks out of place. How can I make the Dropbox indicator icon to support the current icon theme?
I am using Xubuntu 18.04. Apart from this, the Dropbox itself works fine.
xubuntu icons xfce dropbox
asked Jun 7 at 2:20
maqtanim
353313
asked Jun 7 at 2:20
maqtanim
353313
asked Jun 7 at 2:20
maqtanim
353313
asked Jun 7 at 2:20
maqtanim
353313
353313
I'll add that it's not an xfce only issue, it happened to me on lxqt too, and I suspect it will happen on any DE. Maybe the problem is with the themes?
– dsSTORM
Jun 7 at 5:27
Not the theme. I've changed to the vanilla theme and the problem still exists.
– maqtanim
Jun 7 at 6:17
What I mean is that probably no theme has an icon for it and so it just shows it's default icon no matter which theme is used, vanilla theme included. I may be wrong of course.
– dsSTORM
Jun 7 at 12:06
Well... Faenza has exclusive icons for different tasks of Dropbox. But somehow, Dropbox skips those icons on my settings.
– maqtanim
Jun 7 at 22:11
add a comment |Â
I'll add that it's not an xfce only issue, it happened to me on lxqt too, and I suspect it will happen on any DE. Maybe the problem is with the themes?
– dsSTORM
Jun 7 at 5:27
Not the theme. I've changed to the vanilla theme and the problem still exists.
– maqtanim
Jun 7 at 6:17
What I mean is that probably no theme has an icon for it and so it just shows it's default icon no matter which theme is used, vanilla theme included. I may be wrong of course.
– dsSTORM
Jun 7 at 12:06
Well... Faenza has exclusive icons for different tasks of Dropbox. But somehow, Dropbox skips those icons on my settings.
– maqtanim
Jun 7 at 22:11
I'll add that it's not an xfce only issue, it happened to me on lxqt too, and I suspect it will happen on any DE. Maybe the problem is with the themes?
– dsSTORM
Jun 7 at 5:27
I'll add that it's not an xfce only issue, it happened to me on lxqt too, and I suspect it will happen on any DE. Maybe the problem is with the themes?
– dsSTORM
Jun 7 at 5:27
Not the theme. I've changed to the vanilla theme and the problem still exists.
– maqtanim
Jun 7 at 6:17
Not the theme. I've changed to the vanilla theme and the problem still exists.
– maqtanim
Jun 7 at 6:17
What I mean is that probably no theme has an icon for it and so it just shows it's default icon no matter which theme is used, vanilla theme included. I may be wrong of course.
– dsSTORM
Jun 7 at 12:06
What I mean is that probably no theme has an icon for it and so it just shows it's default icon no matter which theme is used, vanilla theme included. I may be wrong of course.
– dsSTORM
Jun 7 at 12:06
Well... Faenza has exclusive icons for different tasks of Dropbox. But somehow, Dropbox skips those icons on my settings.
– maqtanim
Jun 7 at 22:11
Well... Faenza has exclusive icons for different tasks of Dropbox. But somehow, Dropbox skips those icons on my settings.
– maqtanim
Jun 7 at 22:11
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I have a similar problem with vanilla GNOME on Ubuntu. I figured out running Dropbox with this command fixes it:
env XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=Unity dropbox start -i
edited Jun 9 at 4:46
Zanna
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answered Jun 8 at 20:16
Penn Bauman
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Perhaps you could explain in more detail how you discovered this fix and how it works so the community can benefit further.
– xtrchessreal
Jun 8 at 22:48
Unfortunately, I can't really. I don't remember where I found it (probably a different thread like this), and all I know is that it work for my set up.
– Penn Bauman
Jun 9 at 23:58
Go to the given link and follow the answer given by darl. askubuntu.com/questions/732967/…
– HattinGokbori87
Jul 9 at 9:20
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1 Answer
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I have a similar problem with vanilla GNOME on Ubuntu. I figured out running Dropbox with this command fixes it:
env XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=Unity dropbox start -i
edited Jun 9 at 4:46
Zanna
47.8k13116226
answered Jun 8 at 20:16
Penn Bauman
1
Perhaps you could explain in more detail how you discovered this fix and how it works so the community can benefit further.
– xtrchessreal
Jun 8 at 22:48
Unfortunately, I can't really. I don't remember where I found it (probably a different thread like this), and all I know is that it work for my set up.
– Penn Bauman
Jun 9 at 23:58
Go to the given link and follow the answer given by darl. askubuntu.com/questions/732967/…
– HattinGokbori87
Jul 9 at 9:20
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up vote
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I have a similar problem with vanilla GNOME on Ubuntu. I figured out running Dropbox with this command fixes it:
env XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=Unity dropbox start -i
edited Jun 9 at 4:46
Zanna
47.8k13116226
answered Jun 8 at 20:16
Penn Bauman
1
Perhaps you could explain in more detail how you discovered this fix and how it works so the community can benefit further.
– xtrchessreal
Jun 8 at 22:48
Unfortunately, I can't really. I don't remember where I found it (probably a different thread like this), and all I know is that it work for my set up.
– Penn Bauman
Jun 9 at 23:58
Go to the given link and follow the answer given by darl. askubuntu.com/questions/732967/…
– HattinGokbori87
Jul 9 at 9:20
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
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up vote
0
down vote
I have a similar problem with vanilla GNOME on Ubuntu. I figured out running Dropbox with this command fixes it:
env XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=Unity dropbox start -i
edited Jun 9 at 4:46
Zanna
47.8k13116226
answered Jun 8 at 20:16
Penn Bauman
1
I have a similar problem with vanilla GNOME on Ubuntu. I figured out running Dropbox with this command fixes it:
env XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=Unity dropbox start -i
edited Jun 9 at 4:46
Zanna
47.8k13116226
answered Jun 8 at 20:16
Penn Bauman
1
edited Jun 9 at 4:46
Zanna
47.8k13116226
edited Jun 9 at 4:46
Zanna
47.8k13116226
edited Jun 9 at 4:46
Zanna
47.8k13116226
47.8k13116226
answered Jun 8 at 20:16
Penn Bauman
1
answered Jun 8 at 20:16
Penn Bauman
1
answered Jun 8 at 20:16
Penn Bauman
1
1
Perhaps you could explain in more detail how you discovered this fix and how it works so the community can benefit further.
– xtrchessreal
Jun 8 at 22:48
Unfortunately, I can't really. I don't remember where I found it (probably a different thread like this), and all I know is that it work for my set up.
– Penn Bauman
Jun 9 at 23:58
Go to the given link and follow the answer given by darl. askubuntu.com/questions/732967/…
– HattinGokbori87
Jul 9 at 9:20
add a comment |Â
Perhaps you could explain in more detail how you discovered this fix and how it works so the community can benefit further.
– xtrchessreal
Jun 8 at 22:48
Unfortunately, I can't really. I don't remember where I found it (probably a different thread like this), and all I know is that it work for my set up.
– Penn Bauman
Jun 9 at 23:58
Go to the given link and follow the answer given by darl. askubuntu.com/questions/732967/…
– HattinGokbori87
Jul 9 at 9:20
Perhaps you could explain in more detail how you discovered this fix and how it works so the community can benefit further.
– xtrchessreal
Jun 8 at 22:48
Perhaps you could explain in more detail how you discovered this fix and how it works so the community can benefit further.
– xtrchessreal
Jun 8 at 22:48
Unfortunately, I can't really. I don't remember where I found it (probably a different thread like this), and all I know is that it work for my set up.
– Penn Bauman
Jun 9 at 23:58
Unfortunately, I can't really. I don't remember where I found it (probably a different thread like this), and all I know is that it work for my set up.
– Penn Bauman
Jun 9 at 23:58
Go to the given link and follow the answer given by darl. askubuntu.com/questions/732967/…
– HattinGokbori87
Jul 9 at 9:20
Go to the given link and follow the answer given by darl. askubuntu.com/questions/732967/…
– HattinGokbori87
Jul 9 at 9:20
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I'll add that it's not an xfce only issue, it happened to me on lxqt too, and I suspect it will happen on any DE. Maybe the problem is with the themes?
– dsSTORM
Jun 7 at 5:27
Not the theme. I've changed to the vanilla theme and the problem still exists.
– maqtanim
Jun 7 at 6:17
What I mean is that probably no theme has an icon for it and so it just shows it's default icon no matter which theme is used, vanilla theme included. I may be wrong of course.
– dsSTORM
Jun 7 at 12:06
Well... Faenza has exclusive icons for different tasks of Dropbox. But somehow, Dropbox skips those icons on my settings.
– maqtanim
Jun 7 at 22:11