This was the first bug in a long time that wasn't over my head and I think I've fixed it. I'm on 10.10 so I haven't been able to thoroughly test it. I can build a package but I can't install it properly due to missing dependencies. I managed to install it with `dpkg -i --force-depends` but then I can't run dmedia-import because I get errors.
However, I did manage to confirm that the icons can now be used by name. Using a python console I managed to get the images to show by using gtk.image_new_from_icon_name().
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This was the first bug in a long time that wasn't over my head and I think I've fixed it. I'm on 10.10 so I haven't been able to thoroughly test it. I can build a package but I can't install it properly due to missing dependencies. I managed to install it with `dpkg -i --force-depends` but then I can't run dmedia-import because I get errors.
However, I did manage to confirm that the icons can now be used by name. Using a python console I managed to get the images to show by using gtk.image_ new_from_ icon_name( ).