missing icons - totem movie player 3.0.1
Bug #1005295 reported by
Marvin M
This bug affects 2 people
| Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Linux Mint |
New
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Undecided
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Bug Description
1) Release: 13 (maya)
Edition: MATE 64-bit ( installed via usb flash drive )
Totem Movie Player 3.0.1
2) a. Menu>Sound & Video>Movie Player
b. Right click on a wmv, mpg, etc. icon. Click on "Open With Movie Player" ( default ).
3) Movie player opens and runs. The icons needed to control it are missing- play, pause, forward tab, back tab, full screen, etc.
If you click on the square where the icon would be you can control Movie Player.
4) When you open movie player there should be a row of icons accross the bottom of the screen to control its functions.
5) Always
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| Marvin M (cdpm23a) wrote | #1 |
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| Marvin M (cdpm23a) wrote | #2 |
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cause: leftover customized theme from mint 12
Why: I partitioned my HD, /(root) in one partition and /home in another. I do this to avoid having to restore a large number of files when I migrate to another version of an operating system. This has worked well in the past with Windows, Ubuntu, and earlier versions of mint.
The first time I loaded mint, I left /home intact and just formatted / (root) and loaded Mint13 there. Then re-booted and got the failure. The system booted up with my old theme, that caused the failure(failure to display mplayer icons).
I reloaded Mint13Mate and this time deleted all of the hidden files in /home except for .mozilla and .thunderbird folders. The boot after the reinstall loaded the Mint13mate default theme.
When I opened mplayer, it had the correct icons for the control buttons, and it had a new logo in the opening screen. Then I tried various themes and verified that the failure reoccurred when the custom theme was loaded.
FIX: Delete failing customized theme