Yuval Levy wrote: > Ippei wrote: > > Yuval Levy wrote: > >> I agree they are not relevant to the majority of users, and should > >> be optional, with default not to install them. > > > > That's definitely a TODO then. My friend's first question was "which > > program should I open?" > > > Guido built the Windows installer. He modified for that my .iss file, > which is in SVN. If he shares his .iss file, anybody could have a look > at that. > > > > Also, the alias should be named "Hugin", not "hugin.exe" if that's > > possible. > > I have no desktop icon (I hate program's that put an icon on the > desktop) but the icon inside the Program Files folder is called only > Hugin here. > > What version of Windows does your friend have?
Maybe it was nicely called "Hugin". Sorry, I'm writing from my unprecise memory. I only assited his install standing in the back, don't remember the details very well. My friend definitely uses XP though. > > Mac icons are not based on the files in the source but on an original > > design acquired through a personal communication, so there might be > > some difference in the situation. > > If Mac icons are nicer, shouldn't they be adopted also on other > platforms? I'd like to see them. Are they in SVN? or how do you apply them? Icon files are in the mac directory. The large size application icon is identical to: http://hugin.sf.net/css/hugin-icon.png The original file I had wasn't transparent, and I think was smaller than 128 piexels. I smoothed all the edges and put alpha channel for transparency and added white shadow to make it visible on dark background. Easier said than be done. Took me hours. If Windows icon can't have alpha channel though, this means nothing. > > If anyone is going to work on something new, rather than improvement > > just for Windows, please consider to make it as large as 512 pixels. > > Apple has declared the conventional 128 pixels is "minimum". > > I'd say: draw them in SVG... I think the norms of icon designing is to draw in vector and finalise in the target resolution. Anyway, we have a good design now. Just need some rework to get the image quality up on Windows. > > Okay. I can do that. If anyone needs the converted file, please > > specify in what format you want the file in. > > HTML would be best IMO. Can you add it to SVN? I'd rather keep the original on SVN as text file for now following how the main README file is saved. Besides, I'm stuck with dial up connection at least for another week. I'll see. Ippei --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "hugin and other free panoramic software" group. A list of frequently asked questions is available at: http://wiki.panotools.org/Hugin_FAQ To post to this group, send email to hugin-ptx@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/hugin-ptx -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
