http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/0.7/create_icon_themes_for_the_framework
Hehe! Looks like my work is already done. Toma 2008/7/28 Toma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > 2008/7/28 Peter Wehrfritz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> Toma schrieb: >>> >>> It would be nice to have a bit more unity when it comes to Icons in E >>> and in particular, EFM. Im not entirely sure what to file a bug on >>> here since its kind of splatter over a few files. Basically, the icons >>> for EFM need to be set in 3 different places to work as a single icon >>> theme. There is some initial support for using the FDO standard icons >>> in 'e_fm_hal' around line 254 then in 'e_fm_mime' is starts doing >>> things differently again by looking in .e/e/icons (i dont think thats >>> a FDO standard icon dir). >>> So is there a way to unify all these icons so theyre taken directly >>> from the 'Icon Theme' selector? >>> >> >> If you are talking about mime-icons, then the fdo icons aren't unfortunately >> a good choice atm. Most mime icons don't even exist for the tango theme, or >> they exist but under a different name. Before this isn't fixed it isn't >> possible to use fdo icons for mime icons. >> >> Peter >> > > It wouldnt be that hard actually. The filenames themselves are > basically all similar in some way. > eg. > > pdf.png > mime-application-x-pdf.png > gnome-mime-application-x-pdf.png <--- stupid tango names > > A lot of icon creators do the stupid thing of making links to cover > all the 'missing' icons. Ultimately, its a problem with the > application for not following the spec, rather than the icon theme but > the people that make the icons dont have the balls to say "FIX YOUR > DAMN PROGRAM". > > The spec for icon names has been around for 2 years and I do suspect > some applications dont follow the guidelines. If someone adds FDO > specific compatibility, i'd be more than pleased to put together a > script that swaps out all the badly names files with proper ones. Id > also be happy to send an email to every single icon theme maker > telling them to fix their themes. But really, all that needs to happen > is support for 1 icon filename per mime. if it isnt there, then dump > the unknown.png on the user and move along. If the icon theme doesnt > follow the standard, then it is broken. Simple as that. > > On that note, tango team made an 'icon-naming-utils' package that does > all that, but renames them to 'Tango' specific icons, that are stuffed > full of 'gnome' in the filenames. Quite daft really. > > @Luca > Its interesting researching these icon themes and eye opening to how > much a lot of icon themes suck. :) If all that scripting is for > nothing, I dont care, as long as it bought to light the fact that we > need a script and to set the icon theme in 3 places for unification, > then im happy. > > Toma. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by the Moblin Your Move Developer's challenge Build the coolest Linux based applications with Moblin SDK & win great prizes Grand prize is a trip for two to an Open Source event anywhere in the world http://moblin-contest.org/redirect.php?banner_id=100&url=/ _______________________________________________ enlightenment-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/enlightenment-devel
