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Omarchy now draws disktree's icon in its own app icon style, a treemap on an even grid with one block picked out, recolored to follow each theme. This is its Tokyo Night rendering, so the installed icon matches what Omarchy shows; the ICO is rendered from the SVG at its previous sizes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Omarchy installs disktree by default, and now draws the icons of its default apps in one shared style that follows the current theme (omacom/omarchy#18635). For disktree that's a treemap in a window, on an even grid, with one block picked out for removal.
This replaces
assets/disktree.svgwith the Tokyo Night rendering of that icon, and regeneratesassets/disktree.ico(16–256) from it at the same sizes as before, so the icon looks the same before Omarchy themes it and on other systems. The macOSpackaging/macos/AppIcon.svgis left alone, since macOS icons follow their own shape conventions.Happy to adjust it, or to leave the installed icon as it is if you'd rather keep your own.
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