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[DarkRedman <369402@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Apparrently that's a problem with gvfsd-trash.

To reproduce the bug, just simply empty the folder and you could
(perhaps) see the icon didn't changed, to fix the bug manually you could
kill all process of gvfsd-trash, kill nautilus to refresh the desktop
and then it's fixed. But doesn't work for the applet.

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Title:
  If Trash Icon is changed by user, it will no longer track with icon
  theme changes and icon will not show full or empty appropriately

Status in Nautilus:
  Unknown
Status in “nautilus” package in Ubuntu:
  Invalid

Bug description:
  Binary package hint: gnome-applets

  This problem began for me in Ubuntu 8.10 and continues with 9.04.

  If the user changes the icon for trash by: right click, properties,
  select custom icon, the trash will no longer respond to wholesale icon
  theme changes initiated by the "Appearance Preferences" menu. Further,
  the icon does not respond to the presence of trash files by indicating
  full or empty status.

  I tried to resolve this by 1) removing the trash icon from desktop
  visibility through gconf-editor then 2) altering the icon them then 3)
  replacing the icon on the desktop with gconf-editor. It did not work.

  The trash icon will not work on the desktop or within a panel.

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