Okay, I just recently added the backports PPA and upgraded to KDE 5.8, however in doing so I now have these really weird icons for Pidgin in the systray. I found two of them (/usr/share/icons/breeze-dark/16/im-user-online.svg and im-user-away.svg) and replaced them with Pidgin's available and away icons that were in PNG format. That seems to have solved a problem I have with two of the icons (ie, with the new theme is hard to distinguish what state you're in or if you have a waiting message), however the last couple icons I can't seem to find. The biggest of these is the pidgin-tray-pending.png icon as that indicates when a message is waiting for me.
I've already searched through the spaghetti code wonderland of /usr/share/icons, but for the life of me I can't find out where that one icon is at. The others I could care less about as I don't use those. But the message alert icon I'd like to update to the one Pidgin uses. Now, if there's some simpler way of doing this where I can get systray to use the default pidgin icons like it's supposed to (/usr/share/pixmaps/pidgin/tray/), that'd be greatly preferred over this hack. I only went this way initially because I couldn't find out how to make it use pixmaps instead of the system svg images it's using now. Any suggestions or help would be welcome. Thanks.
I've already searched through the spaghetti code wonderland of /usr/share/icons, but for the life of me I can't find out where that one icon is at. The others I could care less about as I don't use those. But the message alert icon I'd like to update to the one Pidgin uses. Now, if there's some simpler way of doing this where I can get systray to use the default pidgin icons like it's supposed to (/usr/share/pixmaps/pidgin/tray/), that'd be greatly preferred over this hack. I only went this way initially because I couldn't find out how to make it use pixmaps instead of the system svg images it's using now. Any suggestions or help would be welcome. Thanks.
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