Re: [libreoffice-users] LibreOffice Icons

On 2011-06-02 10:35 AM, PLO wrote:
> Hello LO Users,
>
>  I uninstalled OOo and installed LibreOffice last month, but now I am trying
>  to find a way to revert to the OpenOffice.org icons as (without offence) I
>  just can't abide the new LibreOffice icons (neither the file type or
>  toolbar icons).
>
>  Aside the ghastly file type icons, which I really don't like, the
>  application toolbar icons have also changed. The Bold, Italic, and
>  Underline toolbar icons in Writer are horrible, for example.
>
>  Is there any way to apply a new theme? Or even better, the old OOo theme?

I'm fairly sure you could use the custom icon pack created to replace t
hem for OOo when 3.2.2 came out, and apply them the same way, as
described in the Issue Tracker for this problem here:

http://openoffice.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=112141

I see no reason this wouldn't work in LibO - in fact, I'll go try it now...

The most relevant comment is 161, reproduced here in its entirety:

------- Comment #161 From tommy27 2010-07-31 07:41:08 -------

@cornows

The icons we used in the workaround are the same icon packs used in OOo
3.2.0.

here's a Ctrl+C & Ctrl+V from my previous posts with the files to downlaod

The solutions provided are very simple and I think OOo devs should not
have troubles to integrate this in a future release


1- I uploaded a new version of morobus' "3.2.1 --> 3.2.0 icons swap zip
file" to sendspace:  http://www.sendspace.com/file/vkzhu2

this version fixes alternate icon packs as well.

follow the same instruction as before:
extract the zip file content in "Bin/OpenOffice.org 3" folder to replace
all icons with colored ones from 3.2.0 (Backup the files first!)

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