Ideally the themes and icons should be found in the .icons or .theme folders at the end of the installation or anyway in a place where a theme chooser like unity-tweak-tool could find them.
As there's currently no post-install step to move the files to the mentioned folders, I think that for the moment the user could enable the theme with a command and set it with another (or using his/her preferred theme chooser).
An additional drawback of the set/enable solution based on copying is that updating the snap package would require to enable the icon/theme again. Probably linking would be a better solution, but symlinking from ~ to files in snap/ results in broken links, maybe due to confinement.
Ideally the themes and icons should be found in the .icons or .theme folders at the end of the installation or anyway in a place where a theme chooser like unity-tweak-tool could find them.
As there's currently no post-install step to move the files to the mentioned folders, I think that for the moment the user could enable the theme with a command and set it with another (or using his/her preferred theme chooser).
I created a snap package of an icon theme which uses these concepts: /github. com/fcole90/ ubuntukylin- icon-theme- snap
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It currently works only in devmode.
An additional drawback of the set/enable solution based on copying is that updating the snap package would require to enable the icon/theme again. Probably linking would be a better solution, but symlinking from ~ to files in snap/ results in broken links, maybe due to confinement.