[SOLVED] Libreoffice icons in Arch

Hello,
I am using Arch 64bits (KDE4) and I just upgraded to Libreoffice 3.3.1. I'v read in release note that icons have changed for this version but in the KDE Kickoff menu icons look like the old OOO ones. any idea why and how to change that ?
regards
Olivier
Last edited by supercow (2011-02-25 11:53:04)

not the menu icons. the ones in the startcenter main menu of libo have changed. just start it using libreoffice.

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Can you see a problem with any of these?
Thanks,
Ms. Muss

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