> In article <4448509855-bem...@laptop>, > François Revol <[email protected]> wrote: > > > some people proposed me alternative icons for NS under Haiku > > > For now I just took the globe part of the converted SVG logo into > > Icon- > > O-Matic. > > Actually, it looks like you've taken the globe bit of the full > textual > icon, because it has a white border around the edge.
Yes I didn't recall finding it alone at the time, so I cut it from the logo... > The "emblem" logo is actually intended for use as an icon, not the > full > logo. If you use the "emblem" SVG for the Haiku icon, it will look > more > like the Haiku icon style. > > Here's a direct link to the "emblem" image in SVG format: > > http://source.netsurf-browser.org/trunk/art/logo/emblem/NetSurf.svg > > > I don't consider adding the Haiku style shadow under the NetSurf > emblem to > be changing the logo, it's just using it in the Haiku context, so you > should add the shadow, and I don't think it would look out-of-place > compared to the other icons I've seen. Ok, I'll have a look then. > BTW, the imageshack site doesn't work in NetSurf, but you can read > the > source and poke around to construct a URL which gives you the image > from > various bits of JavaScript source: > > http://triton.imageshack.us/Himg248/scaled.php?server=248&filename=screenshotartworkiconsln2.png&xsize=1600&ysize=1200 > I didn't put it here, I have my own web space, and even with javascript it sux :^) > > One of the proposed icon is a rework of the official one, the other > > is > > a twist on the original NetPositive icon, which was a surfer with a > > globe, which fits more into the Haiku style but is radically > > different > > (surfing gone wild :). > > I don't think NetSurf should use the Monkey icon. :) > Well I find it funny, but I agree it might not be suited :D François.
