Lüv

Lüv is the spiritual successor to Flattr, a flat but complex icon theme for freedesktop environments.

Icons are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike International 4.0 License

Please be aware that this is not "complete" yet with thousands of icons inside. Icons are added gradually. Check the FAQ for questions.

Download

Icons and wallpapers are available to download directly from this repository. Clone this repository using the following command:

• In a Terminal execute the following command:
  • git clone https://github.com/Nitrux/luv-icon-theme.git

Install

Icons

• Move the folder(s) Luv /usr/share/icons for all environments or ~/.icons for GTK based environments or ~/.local/share/icons for Plasma 5.
• And finally select the theme in the Settings.

Wallpapers

• For Plasma 5:
  • Move the folders inside Wallpapers to /usr/share/wallpapers or ~/.local/share/wallpapers/, right-click on the desktop and select "Desktop Settings", finally select the background.
• For GTK:
  • Copy the images to your Pictures folder; rename them if necessary, right-click the image and select "Use as wallpaper".

Reporting missing icons

When reporting missing icons make sure to follow these steps so we can resolve it faster:

For Linux:

1. Add screenshots of the missing icon and the instances where it's displayed like: menus, taskbars, panels, notifications, etc.
2. Use the following title prefix (without the quotes): "[Linux] App_name Desktop_environment" - that way we can tag them appropriately.
3. Add the relevant launcher information, software uses files with the extension .desktop as launchers for menus like Kickoff, Kicker, Mint menu, Gnome Shell overview, Unity dash, Whisker menu, etc. and these launchers are stored in /usr/share/applications (there might be a /kde or /kde4 folder for KDE apps) for software installed through a package or the package manager. User-installed binaries and Google Chrome apps install their launchers here: /home/$USER/.local/share/applications/. Simply open these .desktop files with any text editor; copy and paste the line that says Icon= to your issue.
4. Add a description of the software, it's very important for us to know what the software does.

Some software uses absolute paths in their launchers, as such even when we add the icon the system will not load it, you may use Hardcoded Icon Fixer to resolve this problem.

Issues

If you find problems with the contents of this repository please create an issue.

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