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Cura Desktop Icon does not have Image on Gnome for YEARS. #12915
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How is it installed?
Although people often refer to our program as Cura it is actually Ultimaker Cura a distinction we will keep to differentiate between the official Ultimaker Cura and other forks |
It was always installed using the packages provide here. |
What is the recommended way to install the package? I am assuming that making it executable and double-clicking it or launching it from the terminal is the right way of installing it. Other packages work out of the box. They install with an icon that comes with the appimage |
Hey @leoheck, I don't really know how to help you. 🤔 I'm not really familiar with the issue you are describing. If it's not difficult to fix you are welcome to make a pull request yourself. |
This is what I do.
Which system do they use?
It is not difficult for me to investigate and propose a fix, for sure. |
I personally use Cura on my Ubuntu 22.04 KDE and Gnome, a Manjaro KDE, and an Arch Linux with Xfce. Keep in mind that the AppImage isn't an installer, it is a stand alone application. Unlike our Windows and Mac distributions the AppImage will not install itself on your system. It will just start up Cura. I personally download the AppImage, give it executable rights and make sure it is located on a directory on my The resources which are used to build the AppImage can be found here: https://github.com/Ultimaker/Cura/tree/main/packaging/AppImage And the icons here: https://github.com/Ultimaker/Cura/tree/main/packaging/icons |
Please, try any other app image. And you will see how it works. Here, is the Freecad, for instance. You can try it and let me know if it creates the desktop icon. The AppImage Launcher will be your friend. |
This seems to be an issue affecting many AppImage packages. If there is only an icon in the root of the AppImage and not under /usr/share/icons, then the icon is not used properly when integrating with the desktop. I believe the simple fix would be to just have the AppImage include freedesktop style icons in /usr/share/icons. PrusaSlicer and SuperSlicer are affected by the same issue. See also: |
Thanks @darrellens for doing some research on this. I will add this to my todo list, if you feel adventurous you might want to open up a PR for this fix. I think you would only need to change "something" here:
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5.1.0
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Ubuntu 22.04
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This still happens on 5.1.0.
Come on folks, fix this. It is not difficult.
And can you remove "Ultimaker" in the Name of the icon in the .desktop file?
It never shows the version that is hidden. So I have no idea which application this is if I have more than one versions, which is always a good idea when upgrading to a new version, since thing may break.
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