Can you please help me understand the way in which it is "system dependent"?
Where are the I-search toolbar icons sought on the system? Is it emacs
installing them or are they supposed to be system or theme provided icons?
This is what I see while resizing the frame: when decreasing the width
of the frame then I-search toolbar icons get removed one by one
from the right side of the toolbar, so the toolbar never overgrows.
That is definitely a life buoy, but not the life buoy that is shown as
the help icon when I press CTRL+s. In fact, it is the life buoy that I
see in most emacs screenshots on the internet. Most important this one
seems to have the right size.
I don't see this life buoy on GTK.
I need help on the following points:
- Why is that breeze icon being picked? Is there a way to force emacs to
use its own icons? Theming would be nice, but done in this way, with a
wild mixture of breeze icons and native emacs icons it is simply messy.
- Why is that breeze icon not scaled? All other applications on my
system appear to scale their icons consistently.
I don't know how that breeze icon looks like. What I see is
an icon with a blue question mark.
My issue seems to be the same as
https://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.cgi?bug=23847#31.
The whole thread is interesting.
Thanks for the reference. It could help anyone
who knows how to fix this bug.