Bug ID 928444
Summary Amarok system tray icon in the openSUSE(light) desktop theme should be a wolf
Classification openSUSE
Product openSUSE Distribution
Version 13.2
Hardware Other
OS openSUSE 13.2
Status NEW
Severity Enhancement
Priority P5 - None
Component KDE4 Workspace
Assignee kde-maintainers@suse.de
Reporter hermanbergwerf@gmail.com
QA Contact qa-bugs@suse.de
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When using the openSUSElight Desktop Theme, the Amarok icon in the System Tray
is not the well-known wolf but a music note. I talked about this at the #amarok
freenode IRC channel (firstly because the Amarok mini play/pause icon looks
weird on top of the music note icon) and they stated this icon should be
replaced with the wolf icon (like in other desktop themes) Perhaps this also
applies to other desktop themes, I tried all default themes and both the
openSUSE and the openSUSElight theme use a wrong music note icon. The openSUSE
and openSUSElight theme seem to use monochromatic icons (which I like by the
way) which are also available for Amarok. These should be used instead for
these themes.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Goto *Desktop Theme* and apply the *openSUSE* or the *openSUSElight* theme
2. Start Amarok and play some awesome music
3. Notice the music note icon in the system tray (bottom right of the screen by
default)
Actual Results:  
I noticed a music note icon for both the *openSUSE* and the *openSUSElight*
theme.

Expected Results:  
I expect the real Amarok icon.

I have facelifted my KDE4 workspace using some breeze5 packages (the actual
breeze5 workspace itself is still way too buggy for me) Perhaps this issue is
cause by the `breeze5-icons` package.

The breeze5 packages have installed:
- `breeeze`
- `breeze5-cursors`
- `breeze5-decoration`
- `breeze5-icons`
- `breeze5-style`
- `breeze5-style-lang`
- `breeze5-wallpapers`


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