On 11/11/07, Carlos Moreno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Perhaps the most extreme example is the Emblems --- in the > "Emblems" tab in the Properties window for a folder or a file, > I see a bunch of little orange things, all close to identical to each > other, and only distinguishable by taking a very close look at > them --- same size, same color, same shape (orange, round); > plus they're flat --- when you introduce "full-color" to the icons, > you can even include 3D touches.
The (useless) little orange emblems in Nautilus are the primary reason I use the Tango icons instead of Ubuntu's default Human ones.[0] Up until Dapper (was it Dapper?) Human had nice Tango-styled Emblem icons, with different shapes, an actual palette of different colours, and all that. Then the little orange blobs arrived, and I haven't used Human since, personally. There's been a number of discussions on this list about the uselessness of the little orange Nautilus blobs - check the mailing list archives - but the things keep re-appearing in each release of Ubuntu. For Hardy, can we please kill off the little orange blobs? Brian wirelizard.ca ubuntu-ca.org [0]Not that Tango is perfect, either - OpenOffice's Tango icons are massive and cartoonish - Human icons look far nicer in OOo. But I use Nautilus far more than OOo, so Tango stays... -- ubuntu-art mailing list ubuntu-art@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-art
