Convert error on Arch derivatives
See original GitHub issueHi, it looks close to awesome, however no matter what I do icons do not seem to show up, the feedback says that all five icons are created and when I run update-grub
it says they are being included, not sure what is going on, any help would be appreciated.
Running: Garuda Linux, Windows 10
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I just had the same problem on Arch. changing the convert command in matter.py to
solved it for me. Here’s my ImageMagick version:
I have the same problem on Manjaro. Here’s my output for the two commands above:
If I can be of any assistance in solving this mystery, please feel free to get in touch.