Luca Ferretti wrote:
There is a bug against Nautilus [1] asking for a better metaphor for
"Move to Trash" and "Delete" action. The patch to fix nautilus is
trivial, use gnome-fs-trash icon for the first and GTK_STOCK_DELETE for
the second, but unfortunately both icons are using a garbage metaphor.
Now that the UI freeze is approaching, do you think we could provide a
new icon in g-i-t for 'edit-delete' named icon, so I can "lobby"
nautilus maintainer to apply the patch?
I quickly draw the attached one. Yes, it's just like the close tab icon
in FireFox, but
* close icon in GNOME is historically a black cross
* read means warning[2]
* the edit-delete icon in Tango is not so good [3]
PS something like a shredded document?
[1] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=325945
[2] ok, not everywhere... but...
[3] see
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/nautilus-list/2006-January/msg00069.html
What about not using a icon in that button at all?
The image don't really add anything meaningful to the button anyway, the
text already says it all.
- Andreas
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