Hi, I don't want to start another flame, but I thought that the proper way to handle flags - if we want to make them optional and not to ban them completely - would be to provide them via icon themes. They are mentioned in the icon-naming-specs [1]. Why long term solution? Because there are zillion country and other flags in the world and no icon theme I know of includes more than 3 flags... The basic idea behind this is that flag is an icon as well and as such should follow user selected icon theme's style. There's no point it 10 applications shipping their own sets of flags which each look different. Plus, having an icon theme -flags subpackages which would each Provide: icons-flags would make the installation for end user easier. Anyway, just my 2 cents, I don't understand the legal reasoning behind this guideline so my suggestion might be wrong as well... References: [1] http://standards.freedesktop.org/icon-naming-spec/icon-naming-spec-latest.html
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