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Luca CPZ edited this page Oct 7, 2017
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Freedesktop.org-compliant desktop icons.
freedesktop.desktop.add_icons(args)
First, define an icon_theme
variable string in your theme.lua
, for instance:
theme.icon_theme = "Adwaita"
Then, add the following to your rc.lua
:
for s in screen do
freedesktop.desktop.add_icons({screen = s})
end
the input argument is a table which can contain the following variables, all optional:
Variable | Meaning | Type | Default |
---|---|---|---|
screen |
Screen where to show icons | int | mouse.screen |
dir |
Directory to lookup | string | "~/Desktop" |
showlabels |
Define whether to show labels or not | booblean | true |
open_with |
Define file manager to use | string | "xdg_open" |
baseicons |
Base icons to show | table | see default base icons |
iconsize |
Icons size | table | see default icons size |
labelsize |
Labels size | table | see default labels size |
margin |
Margin between icons | table | see default margin size |
baseicons = {
[1] = {
label = "This PC",
icon = "computer",
onclick = "computer://"
},
[2] = {
label = "Home",
icon = "user-home",
onclick = os.getenv("HOME")
},
[3] = {
label = "Trash",
icon = "user-trash",
onclick = "trash://"
}
}
You can redefine baseicons
using the same style (index array), in order to preserve the entries order.
For every entry, label
is the label, icon
is the icon name (alternatively, you can use an absolute path), and onclick
is the argument for args.open_with
. All three are strings.
iconsize = { width = 48, height = 48 }
labelsize = { width = 140, height = 20 }
margin = { x = 20, y = 20 }
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