2007/3/1, Alex Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[SNIP]
1. Save. Nobody uses floppy disks anymore! We need an updated
metaphor, even if it's just some stupid abstract symbol that
doesn't really represent something in the real world - as long
as one can grow to associate it
I checked the naimng specs, it contemplate software-update-available
and software-update-urgent:
software-update-available: The icon used when an update is available
for software installed on the computing device, through the system
software update program.
software-update-urgent: The icon used
2007/2/14, Kenneth Wimer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[SNIP]
I really liked the version with the computer on top :-) Another idea would be
to use the orange version for normal updates and the red version for urgent
updates.
uhm, since I'm colorblind I'm not to fond on color coding, I think
those needs
This is what I have in mind for software-update-available and the
uparrow-exclamationmark for software-update-urgent (eventually), the
orange arrow should tie the two icons together. These icons (I prefer
the one at the bottom) should work for our current needs imho (generic
update available
2007/2/14, Kenneth Wimer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[SNIP]
The exclamation mark in the bottom one is kinda hard for me to see/understand
and having the box in the front seems to make the icon look a bit too busy
for my tastes.
I mean the previous one, affing stuff to the latest icons is not
really
2007/2/13, Mark Shuttleworth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I like the idea of the up arrow, it does seem to symbolize upgrading or
improving. Needs to go along with something, though.
Since the icon needs to be bold the dominant color should be something
like red or orage, I can try to push in the
2007/2/13, David Prieto [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On mar, 2007-02-13 at 22:38 +0100, Lapo Calamandrei wrote:
What about something like these?
That red arrow looks GREAT!
continuing with the arrow trend, here's another try with a stylized
computer on it
Lapo
system-update-available-alt.png
2006/12/21, Nacho de los Ríos Tormo [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Nacho de los Ríos wrote:
The icons suck, and the metaphors suck. They have to be replaced
Very counterproductive and negative approach.
Free software design has a little growing room, and you could get in on
the ground floor
Gimp is not a vectorial illustration program, btw there is a plugin that let you open svg, if you're on ubuntu just install gimp-svgCiaoLapo
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Hi Michiel,You can use every tool you prefer in my opinion. BTW for icons in tangerine I'd like to have the source file in bzr as well (like we do for tango-icon-theme and for g-i-t upstream) and those source file should be either in xcf (gimp format) or svg, since you cannot force people to use
That would be great!
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Hi people, here's a quick fix to make the panel menu bar looks better using gray theme, see the screenshot attached:--- /usr/share/themes/Gray/gtk-2.0/gtkrc 2006-05-30 10:48:40.0 +0200+++ gtkrc 2006-05-30 22:43:
01.0 +0200@@ -1763,3 +1763,5 @@# prevent Sodipodi from crashingclass
Hi Frank,really nice theme, I think you should have a look at tango firefox theme by Nico Kaiser and Garret LaSage, they do some interesting thing in the prefs dialog for example, you can find it at
https://addons.mozilla.org/themes/moreinfo.php?id=1565Can you explain what you mean by vertically
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