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Apps: remove non-fd.o office-calendar - #1435
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It looks like x-office-calendar is in the fd.o mimetypes, so we need to keep the ones in mimes/ around
https://specifications.freedesktop.org/icon-naming/latest/#mimetypes
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@wpkelso yeah I left those! They were symlinks so I moved the old ones |
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@danirabbit Oh crap, you're right, I'm sorry. I completely misread the diff! |
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office-calendarisn't an fd.o app icon name. We already gresource app icons in Calendar and we resourceoffice-calendar-symbolicin Granite so the apps that use it still have access