Steps to reproduce:
* Do a clean install.
* Start up as your "normal" user.
* Note that "devhelp is not available under Applications->Programming
* Launch gnome-install-app
* Install devhelp
* Note that Applications->Programming->Devhelp now exists, but that the icon
is not available
Further info:
* Right click on Applications->Programming->Devhelp
* Choose "Add this launcher to panel"
* You'll get an error "Failed to load image devhelp.png" "Details: Icon not found"
* Right click on the new launcher
* Pick properties
* Note that the icon appears correctly here, but not on the panel
* Click on the icon and choose devhelp-debian.xpm
* Click "Close"
* You'll get the same error as above, but for devhelp-debian.xpm
* Change the icon to anything else, and it works okay.
Additional Notes:
You may not have to do a clean install. I *think* that you should be able to
un-install devhelp and then logout and log back in. But I have not tested this,
so I cannot be sure. Possibly a reboot might be needed, depending on where the
stuff is being cached. (I just don't know) Possible the minimal is just
restarting gnome-panel.
Steps to reproduce: >Programming >Programming- >Devhelp now exists, but that the icon >Programming- >Devhelp
* Do a clean install.
* Start up as your "normal" user.
* Note that "devhelp is not available under Applications-
* Launch gnome-install-app
* Install devhelp
* Note that Applications-
is not available
Further info:
* Right click on Applications-
* Choose "Add this launcher to panel"
* You'll get an error "Failed to load image devhelp.png" "Details: Icon not found"
* Right click on the new launcher
* Pick properties
* Note that the icon appears correctly here, but not on the panel
* Click on the icon and choose devhelp-debian.xpm
* Click "Close"
* You'll get the same error as above, but for devhelp-debian.xpm
* Change the icon to anything else, and it works okay.
Additional Notes:
You may not have to do a clean install. I *think* that you should be able to
un-install devhelp and then logout and log back in. But I have not tested this,
so I cannot be sure. Possibly a reboot might be needed, depending on where the
stuff is being cached. (I just don't know) Possible the minimal is just
restarting gnome-panel.