Why do KDE applications present a warning about a GNOME icon theme when run?

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I'm running KDE Neon with Plasma 5. When I use yakuake to run ksysguard via the command line to monitor system processes and performance, the application does run, but I get this message in the terminal as well:



Icon theme "gnome" not found.


I also get this error running kmail and okular - in fact, it occurs with and only with KDE programs. (It even happens running yakuake or konsole from yakuake.) It's not restricted to yakuake either - the same warning is displayed running KDE apps from konsole.



My current icon theme is Papirus, which I downloaded and installed myself using the "Get new themes" KDE menu. I've never installed the GNOME theme, as far as I can remember.



I installed yakuake and kmail myself, but okular and konsole were installed with the OS (packaged with Neon).



What do these programs want to find the "gnome" icon theme for?










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    I'm running KDE Neon with Plasma 5. When I use yakuake to run ksysguard via the command line to monitor system processes and performance, the application does run, but I get this message in the terminal as well:



    Icon theme "gnome" not found.


    I also get this error running kmail and okular - in fact, it occurs with and only with KDE programs. (It even happens running yakuake or konsole from yakuake.) It's not restricted to yakuake either - the same warning is displayed running KDE apps from konsole.



    My current icon theme is Papirus, which I downloaded and installed myself using the "Get new themes" KDE menu. I've never installed the GNOME theme, as far as I can remember.



    I installed yakuake and kmail myself, but okular and konsole were installed with the OS (packaged with Neon).



    What do these programs want to find the "gnome" icon theme for?










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      I'm running KDE Neon with Plasma 5. When I use yakuake to run ksysguard via the command line to monitor system processes and performance, the application does run, but I get this message in the terminal as well:



      Icon theme "gnome" not found.


      I also get this error running kmail and okular - in fact, it occurs with and only with KDE programs. (It even happens running yakuake or konsole from yakuake.) It's not restricted to yakuake either - the same warning is displayed running KDE apps from konsole.



      My current icon theme is Papirus, which I downloaded and installed myself using the "Get new themes" KDE menu. I've never installed the GNOME theme, as far as I can remember.



      I installed yakuake and kmail myself, but okular and konsole were installed with the OS (packaged with Neon).



      What do these programs want to find the "gnome" icon theme for?










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      I'm running KDE Neon with Plasma 5. When I use yakuake to run ksysguard via the command line to monitor system processes and performance, the application does run, but I get this message in the terminal as well:



      Icon theme "gnome" not found.


      I also get this error running kmail and okular - in fact, it occurs with and only with KDE programs. (It even happens running yakuake or konsole from yakuake.) It's not restricted to yakuake either - the same warning is displayed running KDE apps from konsole.



      My current icon theme is Papirus, which I downloaded and installed myself using the "Get new themes" KDE menu. I've never installed the GNOME theme, as far as I can remember.



      I installed yakuake and kmail myself, but okular and konsole were installed with the OS (packaged with Neon).



      What do these programs want to find the "gnome" icon theme for?







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