El dijous, 1 d’agost de 2019, a les 2:44:16 CEST, Carson Black va escriure: > Greetings,
Hi > > I have been working on a utility called Ikona. Ikona is an application > with a simple goal - to be a companion to a full fledged editor in > helping the user design icons. It shows the icons in just about any > way you want them shown - against a wallpaper, solid background, > transparent background on a wallpaper, over the KDE HIG, small, big, > you name it. It also bundles icon templates with sizes and pixel grids > preconfigured to allow designers to start working on an icon > immediately without having to set up a canvas. There is also > functionality for displaying the Breeze color palette and allowing > easy access to copy its color codes. > > Before anyone asks, no, this does not attempt to do the same thing as > Cuttlefish. Cuttlefish lists the active icon theme, while Ikona > displays an icon while it is being worked on by a designer, and > provides facilities to help icon designers. > > Currently, the team is just me, myself, and I. Considering the > simplicity of the application, that's all I really see it needing for > the near future. You can only display an icon so many different ways. > > The project is currently hosted on GitHub, but does not make use of > any Github-specific features, allowing a change to an open source > service to be as simple as changing the remote URL and pushing. If it > needs to be changed before hopping onto KDE infrastructure, I could > simply just throw it onto Gitlab's Gitlab instance. > > That being said, I'm looking for someone to sponsor Ikona for > incubation. Anyone would be much appreciated. I can help you with that. I'll send you an email in private. First thing i came across, ikona idles at 12% CPU usage here. Can you reproduce that? Cheers, Albert > > Current URL: https://github.com/Appadeia/ikona > > -- Carson Black [pontaos/appadeia] >
