Martin Sourada wrote:
What's wrong with isometric icons? That's one of the things I really
miss in tango. I think we should continue with the Echo effort, but it
would be perhaps good to base them more on tango - i.e. use our styling
and perspective, but mostly tango or gnome shapes. The echo ico
Martin Sourada a écrit :
> On Thu, 2007-08-16 at 15:58 +0200, Nicu Buculei wrote:
>
>> One problem with isometric icons is that they are harder to create and
>> as a consequence not so many people will contribute to the development.
>> But it you are one of the main icon designers and you like
On Thu, 2007-08-16 at 15:58 +0200, Nicu Buculei wrote:
> One problem with isometric icons is that they are harder to create and
> as a consequence not so many people will contribute to the development.
> But it you are one of the main icon designers and you like drawing in
> this perspective, I
Thanks for the thoughtful responses.
I thought it might be worth re-evaluating the original purposes for Echo
now that Diana is gone, and Tango is a bit more mature.
Of course, if people want to dedicate their time to the project, that is
their prerogative and I don't want to be too negative
Martin Sourada wrote:
What's wrong with isometric icons? That's one of the things I really
miss in tango. I think we should continue with the Echo effort, but it
One problem with isometric icons is that they are harder to create and
as a consequence not so many people will contribute to the d
Martin Sourada wrote:
What's wrong with isometric icons? That's one of the things I really
miss in tango. I think we should continue with the Echo effort, but it
would be perhaps good to base them more on tango - i.e. use our styling
and perspective, but mostly tango or gnome shapes. The echo ico
Steven Garrity wrote:
With Diana gone from the project, perhaps it is worth reconsidering the
original goals of Echo.
With both Tango and Oxygen going, I see two strong projects with
attractive and modern icon styles. I'd rather see Fedora team up with
one of these projects than start anew (w
On Thu, 2007-08-16 at 15:30 +0200, Steven Garrity wrote:
> With Diana gone from the project, perhaps it is worth reconsidering the
> original goals of Echo.
>
Diana started it, but the Echo icons are now a community effort.
> With both Tango and Oxygen going, I see two strong projects with
> at
With Diana gone from the project, perhaps it is worth reconsidering the
original goals of Echo.
With both Tango and Oxygen going, I see two strong projects with
attractive and modern icon styles. I'd rather see Fedora team up with
one of these projects than start anew (with isometric icons at
