I have checked a few iconsets for getting othere icons in Dolphin. But then they apply to every thing else in the kde desktop, which I don;t want.
So how to accomplish that?
Could I install an icon-pack and just delete the icons I don’t want. Only keep the icons in the ‘places’ folder? And would there be a fallback-icon for the icons I deleted? Are they stacked (like a css file can overwrite any previous loaded css file)
Or just overwrite by copy-pasting other icons so all my desired icons are in one iconpack?
If so, which path to find the iconpacks, after they downloaded?
Does KDE/Dolphin only work with .svg images? Or can .png images also be used? (In that case I could copy from any iconpack from the Mint iconpacks, which are .png icons).
Another option could be to tell Dolphin to use another icon-set. There is probably some file in Dolphin with settings, pointing to the used template. It’s not an option in the dolphin-settings (althou it could be, and that would be great!).
In which Dolphin-file would I have to be to edit the icon-set-path?
In two locations. One is in a root directory, /usr/share/icons. Those come with the system.
The one you’re looking for is in ~/.local/share/icons. If you installed some icon set, it’ll be there.
For example:
