Andrew Chatto wrote:
I had the same problem - here's how I fixed it.
in /usr/share/icons/{THEME NAME}/{IMAGE SIZE}/mimetypes
where {THEME NAME} is the theme I'm using and {IMAGE SIZE} is every image size that has a mimetypes directory
I created a link with ln -s file-audio-ogg.png gnome-mime-application-ogg.png
you may have to kill and restart nautilus or change the theme to get it to work.
You'll also notice that the mp3 files don't come out with the correct icon either, they use generic file-audio.png instead of file-audio-mp3.png. You can fix this by creating a corresponding link.
Perhaps someone with more knowledge of themes could explain if there is
a more generic way to do this (i.e., for all themes) or why the themes
appear to be broken in the first place.
I have fixed the OGG and MP3 mimetype icons in CVS. MP3 is audio/mpeg (gnome-mime-audio-mpeg.png), for what it's worth...
Both will be showing up in a future version of a redhat-artwork package update (whenever that happens).
In the mean time, the work around is to (as root) make symlinks as suggested above.
Something like the following should work for now:
cd /usr/share/icons/Bluecurve/
for i in ??x??; do cd $i; ln -s file-audio-ogg.png gnome-mime-application-ogg.png; cd -; done;
for i in ??x??; do cd $i; ln -s file-audio-ogg.png gnome-mime-audio-mpeg.png; cd -; done;
(Or simply change to the directory and do the symlinks by hand...)
Thanks, Garrett
