[Bug 1283554] [NEW] Looks like wrong icon theme is used

[Dimitri John Ledkov]

Public bug reported:

Software updater, when either self-poop ups or when manually launched,
appears to be using a different theme from that of the default / user
set.

In particular, I believe the package icon and the distributor logo icons
are used from a fallback gnome icon theme instead of the default one.
I'm not certain however, can it somehow be inspected which icons are
loaded and used?

Maybe since it elevates privileges, different defaults are used?

(i'm currently in progress updating all the themes where vintage circle
of friends is used, but i believe wrong icon theme is the root cause for
software updater using older looking icons.)

** Affects: update-manager (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  Looks like wrong icon theme is used

Status in “update-manager” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Software updater, when either self-poop ups or when manually launched,
  appears to be using a different theme from that of the default / user
  set.

  In particular, I believe the package icon and the distributor logo
  icons are used from a fallback gnome icon theme instead of the default
  one. I'm not certain however, can it somehow be inspected which icons
  are loaded and used?

  Maybe since it elevates privileges, different defaults are used?

  (i'm currently in progress updating all the themes where vintage
  circle of friends is used, but i believe wrong icon theme is the root
  cause for software updater using older looking icons.)

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