On 8/8/17 7:48 AM, Samuel Sieb wrote:
On 08/07/2017 02:40 PM, Stephen Morris wrote:
I tried looking at the properties of the thunderbird shortcut,
clicked on the text icon to navigate to where the thunderbird icons
were and re-selected the icon, but that made no difference to the
icon displayed. Why is the upgrade from F25 to F26 now refusing to
display proper icons for the shortcuts?
Try turning on the executable permission.
That shouldn't be necessary, they were all executable before the
upgrade, so they should still be executable after the upgrade, and they
still are.
Since I posted this mail I've had a further development on this front. I
have now discovered that with the upgrade to F26, Gnome, unlike KDE, has
marked every application on the Gnome desktop as untrusted, so before I
can actually run them I have tell Gnome to trust and launch them. Having
done this Gnome then displays icons for the application (which I might
add Dolphin displayed by default when navigating to the desktop
directory), but not necessarily the icon that was displayed before the
upgrade.
Why is Gnome in F26 marking all applications on the desktop as
untrusted, and from my perspective, for no good reason?
Is it possible that this is because I had to do both the dnf
system-upgrade and required reboot afterwards twice before Fedora would
actually install the 2500 - 3000 files?
regards,
Steve
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