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Running debian+swaywm and I'm trying to find a file manager that I like.
What I've have tested so far is using another icon theme.
Edit:
Following this thread fixed it for me. I didn't notice any immediate change, but after reboot, the correct icons appeared. I think this mainly had do to with me not having the xdg-user-dirs-gtk package.
I think this depends on your icon theme.
Well yes. I've tested several different icon themes, but they all have the same problem
have you tried other GTK file managers, like Nemo or Caja? Is the same issue present?
Just tested both Nemo and Caja. Problem still persists