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midori: add adwaita-icon-theme for fallback #75065

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Otherwise we get lots of missing icons.

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Otherwise we get lots of missing icons.
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See Icons https://nixos.org/nixpkgs/manual/#sec-language-gnome.
We'd prefer if users just installed an icon theme.

Might need to find our threads for reference.

cc/ @jtojnar

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jtojnar commented Dec 5, 2019

We discussed it in the GNOME docs PR

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Alright. I did have a theme but it looks like it was the KDE breeze theme which doesn't seem to work with midori. Adding gnome3.adwaita-icon-theme to environment.systemPackages fixes it.

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