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  1. 21-07-19, 17:16 #29
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    Are you sure you can use picons successfully on a FAT32 filesystem? The picons use hard links which are ok on linux filesystems but not supported well on the microsoft fat32.

    EDIT - scratch that - it may be just Ocram's picons which use the folder links, which is what I've been using for years. Other picon sets may not need the symlinks.
    Last edited by Joe_90; 21-07-19 at 17:24. Reason: Picon set may not be using symlinks
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