Henrik Nilsen Omma wrote:
Hi,
There is a set of four high contrast themes for gnome which seem
pretty effective, but the icon sets are incomplete which makes
everything rather untidy. To see what I mean install the package
gnome-accessibility-themes and select one of the high contrast themes.
You will see that some menu entries and applications are fairly
complete, while others only partially so. This image shows openoffice,
which is the worst offender not using any high contrast icons at all,
behind gedit which is complete:
http://people.ubuntu.com/~henrik/images/contrast-icons.png
I've filed a bug on openoffice since it seems not to know about the
existing high contrast icons:
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org2-amd64/+bug/27191
but the icon set itself is limited too. It might actually be that most
of the gaps can be filled by setting suitable symlinks to existing
icons (like making the firefox icon point at gnome-globe.png)
Does someone want to chart this set against the list at
http://daniel.holba.ch/ubuntu/ic/ and see what can be done to make it
more complete (or appear more complete)?
- Henrik
If some icons are missing in the high-contrast theme, check out the
kde-icon-mono package. There is quite a collection of icons in there so
hopefully it will be easier to fill the gaps in the high contrast theme
for gnome (and hopefully when the icon-naming-spec gets supported by the
two big desktops they can merge).
- Andreas
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