Thanks for the comment. I'm only adding more icons to this or my other themes (with the exception of Luv) if users show interest in supporting their development.

Thanks!, glad you like it!.

Hi!,

I've added your icons (after creating the vectors from the bitmaps) to the theme. There was an existing Tor icon so I skipped that one.

Thanks for contributing. 

We do not (and neither do I) maintain the PKGBUILD in the AUR you may contact the maintainer in the comments section of the AUR. You can however download the file directly from our site and use the icon theme.

Please report missing icons on Github, thanks!.

It'd would seem a bit too much to be switching between DEs just so that the packages don't have that particular file.

It sure is cruft (to you), an unnecessary file, a 100 bytes unnecessary file. There would need to be literally speaking a lot of these files to be considered as something that really harms the distribution of the TARs or the end user by taking up space, which it does, 100 bytes of the hundreds GB of freely available space on a typical drive.

Now, like I said before, If I don't have that file I won't have previews in Dolphin, so I need to have that file, you can remove it if you somehow feel it's affecting, or creating a problem (which it doesn't because Nautilus, Thunar, PCManFM, Caja, elementary Files, etc. don't use it) or for whatever reason you don't want to have the file there. Just like OSX adds hidden files and folders when moving stuff between it and other systems like Linux or Windows where these hidden files are visible, and do absolutely nothing and are safe to remove.

I also won't be using another file manager to package the TARs just because of that reason, again, that's a bit too much for such an extremely minor side effect of using Dolphin and having file previews, which I need.

And by the way, you can just reply to the comments, no need to create a new one each time.

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You can also, just delete the files running a search for them in Nautilus.

If I did that then I wouldn't have previews in Dolphin like I said before, the file is hidden, and it's only metadata of no importance. It doesn't affect, causes anything or does anything in GTK.

The files haven't been removed. That hidden file is created by Dolphin in every folder, it's just metadata of the folder you can delete it.

Ok, I'll remove them then.

If the files are no longer used by any app/webapp or anywhere else they can be removed. 

I couldn't find a lot of software that uses wxGTK, can you provide some examples?, I only found FileZilla as the most prominent example and it forces it's own icons (Adwaita or elementary have no effect on it's theming), I'd guess because it uses wxGTK(?).

In any case these are the files that you have to remove:

• Google Calendar-google.com
  
• Google docs-docs.google.com
  
• Google News-news.google.com
  
• Yahoo Mail-mail.yahoo.com
  
• Amazon Cloud Reader-read.amazon.com
  
• Angry Birds-chrome.angrybirds.com
  

They are all links so they don't break anything in particular. Afterwards just run: sudo gtk-update-icon-cache-3.0 -f -t /usr/share/icons/Compass/

An insight about the function of the file: What is icon theme cache on AskUbuntu and  GTK+ 3 Reference Manual: gtk-update-icon-cache

Thanks!.

You don't need a cache file unless you're running off a very slow computer (and/or using bitmaps a.k.a PNG, XCF, etc.). That's also not an error, it's a warning. The icons will install and work just fine from the DEB packages.

The warning is caused by white spaces between file names.

Sure, can you report them an github so  it won't get lost in the comments?, thanks!.

Firefox nightly is already in it, to what icon does the .desktop file points to?, I'll add the rest.

Aren't they the same program/software?.