Feature Request: Symbolic tray icon for Flatpak version

[niiinjoe]

It would be nice if the Flatpak version use a symbolic icon instead of color icon.

Most Linux desktops these day use symbolic icon in the system tray. This make Sane-break's green icon stand out too much. See my screen shot for example:

I know I could hide the icon, but I really like the progress indicator on the icon (really cool!)

[AllanChain]

Actually, I have tried to make a monotone version of Sane Break icon, but it is really ugly, especially with a circle (i.e. progress indicator) around (not shown below):

Do you have any idea, or can you help design the monotonic icon?

[Cwpute]

Doesn't the white circle work on the grayscale version ? it feels like it would.

[AllanChain]

Something like these:

Light	Dark

I think the icons are ugly.

[wolftune]

FWIW, in my KDE system tray, there are several items that don't follow the black-and-white norm, and I find it easier to glance at things that have color. I like the color icon.

[Cwpute]

I don't find them ugly personally. Maybe it's the original green icon that needs some rework then ?

[AllanChain]

Well, let's make it configurable then 🤷

[niiinjoe]

That would be great @AllanChain 😄

Different people have different tastes anyway. For example, I don't find the tray icon in your screen shot ugly at all.

[AllanChain]

@AndhikaWB has reraised this in #136. Because the current icon relies heavily on color and decoration to display information, creating a symbolic equivalent with the same informational capacity is impossible. This constraint can hinder future feature development. If a symbolic icon is required, I propose a static version that does not reflect app status, or could display only the countdown circle, excluding mode and other details.