Very good icon Congratulations! On 3/31/04 4:30 PM, "Marco Martin" <m4rt <at> libero.it> wrote: > Hi list, > Since at the moment there are no icons for the generic usb disk, i tried > to make am icon representing a tipical usb pendrive, it is still > somewhat rough, but i hope it could be of some help
On Wednesday 31 March 2004 21:30, Marco Martin wrote: > Hi list, > Since at the moment there are no icons for the generic usb disk, i tried > to make am icon representing a tipical usb pendrive, it is still > somewhat rough, but i hope it could be of some help It looks very nice. When viewed in zoom roughly corresponding to 16x16 it is perhaps a little bit fuzzy(vision impaired people, among other reasons). In either way I wouldn't mind seeing this getting committed. ( BTW this is bug 78495) Cheers, Frans
On Wednesday 31 March 2004 18:45, chris / os11.com wrote: > Hi, > > > > Just a couple of questions and thoughts I had after finishing reading > this message. > > > 1] Has KDE got a proper SVG icon rendering engine built into the OS? > > 2] If not then you might as well stop reading. > > 3] If it does and its just 'disabled' by default then It should be on, > permanently. > > 4] If KDE had its SVG rendering capabilities on all the time then > people would know where they stand as far as how far down the line SVG > icons are. How they look in general. Is the icon set nearing > completion? Is there a speed hit to the OS? How do they draw to the > screen? Are they good enough detail? Are they readable!? etc... > > 5] If KDE doesn't have SVG icon drawing turned on soon I think there > will be too much compromise towards PNG icons and creating two sets of > everything. I have created many SVG icons but only the PNG versions > will ever be seen? > > 6] If KDE has a SVG icon renderer built into it will anti-aliased icons > look OK in an OS which is mainly a non anti-aliased environment. An > example would be look at KDE then look at MAC OS X and notice the(Continue reading)
On Wednesday 31 March 2004 08:42, Stephan Binner wrote: > Thomas Reitelbach wrote: > > In addition we will receive a monthly password reminder from mailman. > > How did the people at the kmail list manage this? > > Mailing lists addresses are disabled as soon its discovered that a user > had the glorious idea to create an account for them. I'm your man. Back to Tomas' question - how do I get bug reports (properly) directed to a mailinglist? Frans
On Wednesday 31 March 2004 20:58, Carlos Leonhard Woelz wrote: > Hi, > > This is a long due e-mail. Please include both lists (kde-quality and > kde-artists) in your reply. > > The quality team main goal is to assist new volunteers, making easy to > help KDE. Also, we recommend focusing on applications / modules, as the > main tool to help an application is to know it well. > > You guys have been posting a lot of very nice guides / howto on the wiki. Yes, Ante has done quite some work there. > They are very complete and high quality, and I would like your permission > review them and post them to quality.kde.org (in the HOWTO section). He > have already a documentation, programming, promotion, media and bug > management howto, so why not an artwork howto... > > Second, I would like to invite you to use the kde-quality list for any > support or test you need. > > Third, I would like to establish a channel to communicate the ideas / > shortcomings / bugs in the artwork of KDE applications we cover. For > instance, among the list of stuff to do for Kontact 3.3, there is some > discussion about the icons and the splash screen. Posting on kde-look to > ask for artwork has been suggested, but I feel it is more polite to ask > your opinion on how to proceed first :) > > Do we set up a page for this? Do we ask in kde-look.org for submissions?(Continue reading)
chris / os11.com wrote: > > Hi, > > > > Just a couple of questions and thoughts I had after finishing reading > this message. > > > 1] Has KDE got a proper SVG icon rendering engine built into the OS? IT isn't built into the OS, it is part of the KDE desktop. AFAIK, the only issue is fonts. The KSVG part does fonts and the icon/thumbnail renderer doesn't. > 2] If not then you might as well stop reading. > > 3] If it does and its just 'disabled' by default then It should be on, > permanently. AFAIK, it is now turned on by default. I get thumbnails of SVG and SVGZ files. > 4] If KDE had its SVG rendering capabilities on all the time then people > would know where they stand as far as how far down the line SVG icons > are. How they look in general. Could someone that uses Crystal on a current build comment on this? > Is the icon set nearing completion?(Continue reading)
On Thursday 01 April 2004 10:03, James Richard Tyrer wrote: > How do we create these SVG icon files. I find that the present tools are > not adequate. A lot of the work done on the icon I posted was done with > rather cumbersome methods. I used a text editor, SodiPodi, & The GIMP > 2.0RC?. This is not the best system -- loading the file (with paths) into > The GIMP and then editing the file by hand with a text editor is a very > questionable method. I may be not joining the discussion I should really join... But, anyway, I've been using Inkscape [www.inkscape.org] for a while by now and it's a great tool for SVG graphics. Yes, I know it's sodipodi's fork, but they evolve much faster and come up with much more new features in every new version, compared to sodipodi, which I used to use earlier byth way. Inkscape can do many _really_ cool things like logical operations on paths, it can convert objects and fonts (!) to paths. And it opens the crystal SVG icons just like it should. Just my EUR 0.02Artemio. -- -- http://artemio.net/exp ::: Artemio's hot sound tweaks [local time 11:18:04 (GMT +3) 1 April 2004] [system uptime 53 min]
On Jueves 01 Abril 2004 01:30, Frans Englich wrote: > On Wednesday 31 March 2004 20:58, Carlos Leonhard Woelz wrote: > > Hi, > > > > This is a long due e-mail. Please include both lists (kde-quality and > > kde-artists) in your reply. > > > > The quality team main goal is to assist new volunteers, making easy to > > help KDE. Also, we recommend focusing on applications / modules, as the > > main tool to help an application is to know it well. > > > > You guys have been posting a lot of very nice guides / howto on the wiki. > > Yes, Ante has done quite some work there. > > > They are very complete and high quality, and I would like your permission > > review them and post them to quality.kde.org (in the HOWTO section). He > > have already a documentation, programming, promotion, media and bug > > management howto, so why not an artwork howto... > > > > Second, I would like to invite you to use the kde-quality list for any > > support or test you need. > > > > Third, I would like to establish a channel to communicate the ideas / > > shortcomings / bugs in the artwork of KDE applications we cover. For > > instance, among the list of stuff to do for Kontact 3.3, there is some > > discussion about the icons and the splash screen. Posting on kde-look to > > ask for artwork has been suggested, but I feel it is more polite to ask > > your opinion on how to proceed first :)(Continue reading)
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