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util-iso-image.sh sets default user icon to /var/lib/AccountsService/icons/majaro.png which no package actually installs
In Xfce that doesn't seem to be a problem, but launching mugshot in for example i3 fails with
Should we either not define the icon there or otherwise deploy an icon?
Last line of the error was missing, sorry 😉
Created by: philmmanjaro
No, it installs the user.png file. The name of the user is here by default manjaro.
I recently added some stock avatars to mugshot
Since no other package appears to install a /var/lib/AccountsService/icons/manjaro.png, how about having mugshot create a symlink to one of those avatars?
Created by: philmmanjaro
I've to check the code again. I think MSM creates those files for each user. I've to check were we miss now the manjaro.png file which is called that way as the user is named manjaro.
I see ... It definitely hasn't been there for a while. Already last year for the Deepin edition I deployed one via the profile.
Created by: philmmanjaro
The code develops and @udeved also copied some stuff from manjaroiso. Since we have now split files, I also have to check and remember in which we added it and why. Remember how many files and apps we had to change to get rid of the BROWSER= var.
Created by: udeved
Its Altlast with the accounts service image.
I just remember it was needed, gdm perhaps?
Created by: philmmanjaro
Seems so, now we check if the file is there and add the line if so. Case closed.