Provide an updated release

[TheFrenchGhosty]

It would be nice if you could make a new release with the latest change.

Right now release have some broken icons, for example XFCE / Thunar:

Those broken icons are not in the latest git version.

[robojerk]

I'm running Fedora 32 Cinnamon
Same issue in Nemo and Thunarr.

[Starcr0ss]

I run Pop!_OS 20.04 LTS, and suffer with these problems in all GTK file managers and other GTK apps that use the forward and back arrows.

[robojerk]

If you build the theme, it works....
I think the package maintainers for the various distros need to update the buid..

OR you could use Papirus. It's based off of Paper and gets regular updates.

[LinuxOnTheDesktop]

Relatedly: the Paper PPA seems not to support Ubuntu Focal - and, thus, does not support any of the distros (e.g. Mint 20) based on Ubuntu Focal.

[TheFrenchGhosty]

If you build the theme, it works....
I think the package maintainers for the various distros need to update the buid..

OR you could use Papirus. It's based off of Paper and gets regular updates.

Papirus is far from Paper even if it's based on it.

[LinuxOnTheDesktop]

Yes: Papirus is more cartoon-ish than Paper and also . . it's blue.

If distro package maintainers for the various distros need to update the build, then I imagine it is up to Sam Hewitt to notify those maintainers. Perhaps he did not do so. I remain grateful for his work.

[Pablorg99]

Relatedly: the Paper PPA seems not to support Ubuntu Focal - and, thus, does not support any of the distros (e.g. Mint 20) based on Ubuntu Focal.

Exactly. Maybe we should open another issue for this? @snwh

I want these amazing icons with updates on my recently updated Ubuntu 20.04

EDIT: There is already an issue for this #744

[StephenBeirlaen]

The packages are now available for ubuntu20.10.1 and ubuntu20.04.1 since 2020-07-19
https://launchpad.net/~snwh/+archive/ubuntu/ppa

[LinuxOnTheDesktop]

Marvellous. (I had to re-add the PPA to my system.) So, this issue can be closed.

[tadfisher]

A release should still be tagged, as many distros use Git tags to notify for updates, and as a signal that the release is stable. NixOS, for example, will automatically build and check its package when a tag is pushed.