Hi, and tx for all the answers.

[quote]If the png folder is not available should he not be seeing the old icons?[/quote]

Anyway, as I said in my original post, the folder _is_ present, with its 200 icons.

I've red the thread about acceleration, but I don't think it's the case here.

There is very few possibilities of tweaking the graphic part of Wine, but I've tested all and the result is the same.

I've tried a fresh install of Peg with all default settings in a freshly created user space, same result.

I've suspected the fact that the foldername PNG is in capital (PNG is different from png in unix filesystems), but wine is handling filenames as windows does, so it not the pb (I've tried to change it to lower-case anyway, but the pb is still here, of course)

I've tried to change Wine setting from mimicating w2k to XP, same result.

My PC is a lenovo G550 with an inboard intel GMA 4500M graphic chipset, but I think the graphic engine of wine isolates the MS-Windows programs from the linux' graphical drivers. Anyway, the aspect of ny Peg's window is quite different from the Bburg's one, it doesn't seems to be the same porblem

Greetings,   Sebas

Hi,

I load Pegasus on Gnu/Linux (Aptosid) using Wine. My version 4.51 is working ok, but when I upgrade to 4.61, all the toolbar-icons (but 3) desapear.(see screenshot attached)

I tried upgrade and fresh install, I tried with an 2 different versions of Wine (1.1.35 and 1.1.42), but the result is always the same.

The folder  .\Programs\PNG is installed and contains 200 icons, but it seems that Peg doesn't manage to find it.

It's weird, a search in peg's newsgroup and in this forum shows me that I seem to be the only one with this "feature". Any clue ?

TIA

Sebas

I recall some discussion about this problem previously with older windows machines and it was found to be related to hardware acceleration and the graphics adapter.

Apparently reducing the acceleration solved the problem.

Not sure if that would apply in your case.

You should be able to find the thread by searching for "Missing icons" or "Missing toolbar icons". 

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James Quigley

[quote user="caisson"]You should be able to find the thread by searching for "Missing icons" or "Missing toolbar icons".[/quote]

It's here.

[quote user="caisson"]

I recall some discussion about this problem previously with older windows machines and it was found to be related to hardware acceleration and the graphics adapter.

Apparently reducing the acceleration solved the problem.

Not sure if that would apply in your case.

You should be able to find the thread by searching for "Missing icons" or "Missing toolbar icons". 

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James Quigley[/quote]

I don't think that this new problem is related to the old one. The old problem was that some icons were missing (not all) and could have a temporary solution with disabling the graphic card hardware acceleration.

In this new case, *all* the icons are missing (on the screen captures some appear, they are the one called by the extensions, in your case, phone message, support and ierenderer) . I don't have a solution but I can give a hint. All the icon files are in the png folder, located at the same level than the .exe file. Do you have this folder?

HTH

[quote user="Phil"]

I don't think that this new problem is related to the old one. The old problem was that some icons were missing (not all) and could have a temporary solution with disabling the graphic card hardware acceleration.

In this new case, *all* the icons are missing (on the screen captures some appear, they are the one called by the extensions, in your case, phone message, support and ierenderer) . I don't have a solution but I can give a hint. All the icon files are in the png folder, located at the same level than the .exe file. Do you have this folder?

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If the png folder is not available should he not be seeing the old icons?

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James Quigley