Libre Office Display more visible icons on dark-breeze Kde theme

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On Kubuntu 16.04 I use the dark-breeze theme, but that results into having non-visible icons on libreoffice as the image shows bellow:
I like dark-breeze desktop theme but I do not like that I am unable to see the icons on Libre Office.
Do you know how to fix that?
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On Kubuntu 16.04 I use the dark-breeze theme, but that results into having non-visible icons on libreoffice as the image shows bellow:
I like dark-breeze desktop theme but I do not like that I am unable to see the icons on Libre Office.
Do you know how to fix that?
16.04 kubuntu icons themes libreoffice
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There are other icon sets available. Click onTools > Options > LibreOffice > View > Icon Styleand see if you like something there.
â DK Bose
Apr 18 at 13:17
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Ok that solved it!
â Dimitrios Desyllas
Apr 18 at 13:24
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On Kubuntu 16.04 I use the dark-breeze theme, but that results into having non-visible icons on libreoffice as the image shows bellow:
I like dark-breeze desktop theme but I do not like that I am unable to see the icons on Libre Office.
Do you know how to fix that?
16.04 kubuntu icons themes libreoffice
On Kubuntu 16.04 I use the dark-breeze theme, but that results into having non-visible icons on libreoffice as the image shows bellow:
I like dark-breeze desktop theme but I do not like that I am unable to see the icons on Libre Office.
Do you know how to fix that?
16.04 kubuntu icons themes libreoffice
16.04 kubuntu icons themes libreoffice
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asked Apr 18 at 12:50
Dimitrios Desyllas
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There are other icon sets available. Click onTools > Options > LibreOffice > View > Icon Styleand see if you like something there.
â DK Bose
Apr 18 at 13:17
1
Ok that solved it!
â Dimitrios Desyllas
Apr 18 at 13:24
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There are other icon sets available. Click onTools > Options > LibreOffice > View > Icon Styleand see if you like something there.
â DK Bose
Apr 18 at 13:17
1
Ok that solved it!
â Dimitrios Desyllas
Apr 18 at 13:24
1
1
There are other icon sets available. Click on
Tools > Options > LibreOffice > View > Icon Style and see if you like something there.â DK Bose
Apr 18 at 13:17
There are other icon sets available. Click on
Tools > Options > LibreOffice > View > Icon Style and see if you like something there.â DK Bose
Apr 18 at 13:17
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1
Ok that solved it!
â Dimitrios Desyllas
Apr 18 at 13:24
Ok that solved it!
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Apr 18 at 13:24
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As @DK Bose stated select: Tools > Options > LibreOffice > View > Icon Style Then select the icon theme as the image shows bellow:
For those that the user interface / system language is in Greek should select ÃÂÃÂóñûõïñ > ÃÂÃÂùûÿóÃÂà> àÃÂÿòÿûî and then maximize or enlarge the window (the options not shown correctly for some reason in the norma sized window) and then select the options as shows the image bellow:

The Oxygen icon theme gave me colorfull icons that I can see them even on a dark theme.
Also in case that you use neither Greek nor English as system's language then you can launch the libreoffice in English by typing at the terminal:
LANG=C libreoffice --writer
Then follow the steps mentioned for English environment.
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As @DK Bose stated select: Tools > Options > LibreOffice > View > Icon Style Then select the icon theme as the image shows bellow:
For those that the user interface / system language is in Greek should select ÃÂÃÂóñûõïñ > ÃÂÃÂùûÿóÃÂà> àÃÂÿòÿûî and then maximize or enlarge the window (the options not shown correctly for some reason in the norma sized window) and then select the options as shows the image bellow:

The Oxygen icon theme gave me colorfull icons that I can see them even on a dark theme.
Also in case that you use neither Greek nor English as system's language then you can launch the libreoffice in English by typing at the terminal:
LANG=C libreoffice --writer
Then follow the steps mentioned for English environment.
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
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As @DK Bose stated select: Tools > Options > LibreOffice > View > Icon Style Then select the icon theme as the image shows bellow:
For those that the user interface / system language is in Greek should select ÃÂÃÂóñûõïñ > ÃÂÃÂùûÿóÃÂà> àÃÂÿòÿûî and then maximize or enlarge the window (the options not shown correctly for some reason in the norma sized window) and then select the options as shows the image bellow:

The Oxygen icon theme gave me colorfull icons that I can see them even on a dark theme.
Also in case that you use neither Greek nor English as system's language then you can launch the libreoffice in English by typing at the terminal:
LANG=C libreoffice --writer
Then follow the steps mentioned for English environment.
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
As @DK Bose stated select: Tools > Options > LibreOffice > View > Icon Style Then select the icon theme as the image shows bellow:
For those that the user interface / system language is in Greek should select ÃÂÃÂóñûõïñ > ÃÂÃÂùûÿóÃÂà> àÃÂÿòÿûî and then maximize or enlarge the window (the options not shown correctly for some reason in the norma sized window) and then select the options as shows the image bellow:

The Oxygen icon theme gave me colorfull icons that I can see them even on a dark theme.
Also in case that you use neither Greek nor English as system's language then you can launch the libreoffice in English by typing at the terminal:
LANG=C libreoffice --writer
Then follow the steps mentioned for English environment.
As @DK Bose stated select: Tools > Options > LibreOffice > View > Icon Style Then select the icon theme as the image shows bellow:
For those that the user interface / system language is in Greek should select ÃÂÃÂóñûõïñ > ÃÂÃÂùûÿóÃÂà> àÃÂÿòÿûî and then maximize or enlarge the window (the options not shown correctly for some reason in the norma sized window) and then select the options as shows the image bellow:

The Oxygen icon theme gave me colorfull icons that I can see them even on a dark theme.
Also in case that you use neither Greek nor English as system's language then you can launch the libreoffice in English by typing at the terminal:
LANG=C libreoffice --writer
Then follow the steps mentioned for English environment.
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There are other icon sets available. Click on
Tools > Options > LibreOffice > View > Icon Styleand see if you like something there.â DK Bose
Apr 18 at 13:17
1
Ok that solved it!
â Dimitrios Desyllas
Apr 18 at 13:24