Hi,
i am wondering about how / where kde will cache desktop symbols,
because it will show them even if the original source picture is removed:
i have a "virtual-machine-management1" desktop entry.
with "Icon=yast-vm-management"
it shows a monitor and some tools
it seems, that this picture was in some update (i use tumbleweed)
removed.
because if i open properties it will show a other symbol (a white animal at green background).
i have more than one computers installed similar, an at one
of them also on desktop there is now (i have no idea why) shown the symbol which
i see when i open with right mouse click "properties" (animal)
in properties, there should normally shown the same symbol i see at the desktop.
but at all except one computer i see the old symbol at desktop and the animal
symbol at properties.
see here:
https://paste.opensuse.org/83344057
so my questions are:
1)
why is the old symbol still shown even if it seems to be removed
(i could not find it actually on my computer by searching for
"*yast-vm-management*" in /usr and in /home
2) where is it stored ?
3) how (what symbol) did kde assign a other symbol if the original is removed
with other words, when in the desktop entry file is a "non existing" name
of a symbol.
simoN
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