On Thu, 5 May 2016 23:16:56 +0200 Davide Andreoli <d...@gurumeditation.it> said:

or use png's - keep the svg's in the tree as "originals" but export to bimap
from inkscape.

beware librsvg != inskcape. inskcape has features it can put into svg's that
rsvg CAN'T draw right. it's SAFER to generate the png's and use those.

> ok, we are hitting a problem with evas-generic-loaders because it's not
> merged in the efl tree.
> 
> The problem is that we are now using svg icons in the elementary theme, all
> the new FDO icons are in svg format. But, now that elm is merged in efl,
> the default theme is built before the user can install evas-generic-loaders
> and thus the theme cannot be build for the lack of the svg loader.
> 
> After some chatting we agreed that the "best" way to solve the issue is to
> also merge evas-generic-loaders in efl.
> The alternative solution is to duplicate all the icons in a raster format,
> that seems really a waste of space/bandwidth/git-history on each icon
> change and will make my work of providing icons much harder.
> 
> Any objections? problems? me and cedric already agreed on this solution,
> and also
> agreed that make sense to also merge emotion-generics, so we will finally
> have a single efl package!
> 
> 
> If no objections arise I will ask TAsn to do the same git work he did for
> elm (merging the git tree in a branch?) so that cedric can do the required
> autofoo stuff (already agreed with him)
> 
> 
> In the mean time I have to disable :( all the new icons so that everyone
> can build efl without problems. I hope this will not create some side
> effects, as it is now possible that some old icons are missing. Let me know
> for any issue.
> 
> davemds
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