Three issues with the 1.2.9-pre tray icon override:
- The mono PNGs filled the entire canvas, so the tray icon read as
larger than its panel neighbours (Plasma + GNOME).
- The dropdown labels were inverted: picking "Light icon" produced
the dark glyph and vice-versa, because the constants were named
after the panel they suit ("light panel" -> dark glyph), not after
the glyph colour the user expects to see.
- There was no way to pick the colour vinyl logo even on desktops
where a monochromatic glyph clashes with the rest of the tray.
Rebuild the mono pixmaps (22/32/44/64) from icon-symbolic.svg with a
2px content inset; render a new colour set from icon.svg at the same
sizes; rename the Rust constants to glyph-colour names and introduce
an IconVariant enum so the UI label, the persisted value, and the
file selection all line up.
Dropdown options now read Auto / Mono light / Mono dark / Color in
all five locales. normalize_tray_icon_theme on the Rust side and
normaliseTrayTheme in SettingsView migrate the inverted "light" /
"dark" values stored by 1.2.9-pre to the user-intent equivalents.
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Returning an empty `icon_name` in `tray_linux_ksni.rs` forces SNI
panels (e.g., KDE Plasma) to render the explicit `IconPixmap` data.
This prevents panels from incorrectly resolving the full-color app icon
from the system theme instead of the intended monochrome tray glyph.
Also updates `src-tauri/icons/icon-symbolic.svg` and regenerates
all `tray-dark-*.png` and `tray-light-*.png` assets.
Adds `static/logo.svg` as the main application logo.
The previous tray-light.png / tray-dark.png were 128x128 RGBA glyphs with a
black radial background. GNOME's StatusNotifierItem path expects monochrome
silhouettes around 22px base size and was rendering ours as the "three dots"
fallback.
Regenerate from icons/icon-symbolic.svg using Inkscape with a corrected
square viewBox (149 1 944 944, centred on the path bbox) and emit four
sizes per theme (22/32/44/64). decode_tray_icons() now returns Vec<Icon>
so ksni can offer the panel the best match for its bar height and HiDPI.
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