• What’s new in the new version 20 and in the version 20.3.0?
  • Version 20
  • Version 20.3.0
• Installing with CLI
  • Git
  • Subversion
• Changing the folder colour
• Known bugs
  • This icon theme do not apply correctly the apps icons
  • Some icons are not applied correctly and look bad in KDE
• Report
• Contribution
• Contributors
• Changelog
• Credits and Licences

• Following Sam Hewitt’s rules of colours and grids, more than 15k icons have been redesigned and improved with new sexy colours and made been compatible with KDE, XFCE and other many environments! Check the new icons:

• The new versions has won new colours of folders, based by Alexey Varfolomeev’s Papirus:

• Almost all mimetype icons have been redesigned with new colours and are based on NUmix mimetype icons:

• You can choose one of three alternatives of Firefox:

Traditional	Suru++ 20	Mozilla Unofficial
firefox-traditional.svg	firefox.svg	firefox-mozilla.svg

How to change the alternative of these?

1. Go to /usr/share/applications/;
2. Go to the desktop file Firefox;
3. Open the file with your favourite text editor;
4. Find Icon=... and modify it with one of three alternatives: Icon=firefox or Icon=firefox-mozilla or Icon=firefox-traditional. Save it.

• All icons of actions, emblems and status of Suru++ 20 have been replaced with colourful and monochromatically desaturated-gravish-blue (#5C616C) Papirus icons because Suru++ 20 is designed to be cyberpunkish, elegant, futuristic, macOS-like and modern, while @Magog64's Suru++ Ubuntu is deisgned to be conservative and traditional;

• More than 50 Flatpak icons are added and supported;

• More than 2,1 thousands icons!

• It has been reduced from 175MB to 110MB, thanks to @SmartFinn's ffsvg and svgo;

• The highlighting border of all icons have been vectorised and improved in KDE, , you can compare:

  Before:

  

  After:

  

• New countries flags (in development)!

It is too easy and quick to install. I recommend strongly the SVN. Firstly you must install both packages git and subversion.

• Install the package git;
• Clone the repository :

$ sudo git clone https://github.com/gusbemacbe/suru-plus.git /usr/share/icons/Suru++

• Set the icon theme:

$ gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface icon-theme "Suru++"

• And do you want to keep updating?

$ cd /usr/share/icons/Suru++
$ sudo git pull

Run SVN like a Millennium Falcon with coaxium than Git, less than 10 parsecs:

sudo svn export --force https://github.com/gusbemacbe/suru-plus/trunk/ /usr/share/icons/Suru++

Please visit directly the tutorial: Suru++ Folders. The tutorial is translated in 7 languages.

Some apps, as AppImage-built, Snap-built and dpkg-installed apps are harded-coded and do not use relative path or relative icon. They use absolute path. Other apps use misleading icon name, for example, GitHub Desktop uses the Icon=desktop.

Since this new version is officially supported for KDE, please report the misdisplayed icon to me that I will analyse and fix.

• Do you find the missed icons?
• Do you find the misused icons?
• Did you find the errors?

Report, but please provide well-detailed informations. Or I will have difficulty to understand what you are saying or to know which app you are referring.

• Would you like to improve our repository?
• Do you want to add and request the icons? Make a pull request and we will analyse and approve or not.

The contributors is on the file AUTHORS.

The changelog is available on the release page in theme's repository.

• CC BY-SA/GPL3 © 2018 Suru Icons by Sam Hewitt.
• GPL3 © 2018 Suru++ Ubuntu by Andrea Bonanni and Gustavo Costa.
• GPL3 © 2018 Suru++ 20 by Gustavo Costa.
• GPL3 © Papirus by Alexey Varfolomeev.
• GPL3 © Numix by Numix Team.
• MIT © Twemoji by Twitter Team.
• CC BY-SA © Some Icons by Flaticon.