Photostory window has no icon

[Josh Brown]

`window.set_icon_from_file("photostory.svg")` will only work when `photostory.svg` is in the current directory (which will usually be the user's home directory in this case). Therefore the Photostory window will not have an icon in most cases (but is likely to have one when tested directly from the branch).

[David Turner (dwt)]

I can confirm this. I'll see if I can get a fix up.

[Josh Brown (joshbrown)]

`sys.path[0]` is unnecessary so I've removed it in lp:~photostory/photostory/code, revision 44; please correct me if I'm wrong.

Also, giving an exact path seems like a poor way of finding an icon; if someone were using a theme that includes a different version of the Photostory icon we would want to use that icon rather than the default one. Ideally we would want to use some sort of XDG method of retrieving the icon. As everything works okay as it is, this isn't massively important.

[Josh Brown (joshbrown)]

Forgot to mention: Photostory will install to /usr/local/... when installed from the setup.py directly. In this case, no icon will be displayed.

[David Turner (dwt)]

The reason sys.path[0] is in there is because other wise if during development you run the program from a different directory, it will look for the icon in the current working director, rather than from the directory where the program is actually located.

And your probably right about the hardcoded path.