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We don't have symlinks in Numix Folders since it only needs to replace the source icon for the change to take affect.
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Ah ok :)
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Oh wait, was this the one symlink thay we did have?
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Yeah you did. I just saw the whole thing is kind of broken now for style 3
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One of the syles did have on symlink for one specific icon and I'm thinking this was it.
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Oh er, what else is broken?
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Just the symlinks pointing to {color}-fileopen.svg in style 3, when running the script. Just adding the symlinks back should suffice since you always copy the whole styles folder in your script
And yes it was exaclty this file that had the symlink previously
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Ah, goodo.
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Should I do that?
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If you're free to yeah, othereise I can bash it out tomorrow :)
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We did originally say no to custom colours when @coastels asked. The reasoning given then was that there would never be an upper limit on the number of colours we'd include in a folder icon.
However, because this is an in house solution we cam always just up the number of variables if it does ever increase.
If the script does work with icons with different numbers of course (i.e. style 2 which only uses 2) then I'll see about possibly including this :)
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Yeah, I think this approach is quite flexible. In principle you could adjust as many colours as you want with a little bit of tweaking in the script, and of course if the style only uses 2 colours only 2 colours are replaced
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- Remove the default colour images. HOT 5
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