Re: Yet another emacs icons

Now understand what people mean by "notebook icons", and I like them. Thanks very much for producing them. ___ Emacs-devel mailing list Emacs-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-devel

Re: Yet another emacs icons

The slanted notebook with the horns is very good -- certainly the best I've seen so far. Most of the Emacs icons I've seen uses a gnu of some sort, and I would think many existing emacs uses associate emacs with those gnu images, even though this is not technically a correct association. For new

Re: Yet another emacs icons

2005/10/18, Mathias Dahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I like the non-notebook version of the 16 x 16 icon better. It seems > that trying to squeeze that into notebook-look makes it look "strange" > instead. Oh, I dunno, I think Andrew's idea of making it an "upright notebook" instead of slanted is a goo

Re: Yet another emacs icons

Andrew Zhilin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >Following the discussion, I've decided to make a 16x16 "notebook" >version. Oh my, that was not easy =) Here's the result of my effort. >It does not satisfy me 100%, but after a certain point new iterations >just ceased to make things bet

Re: Yet another emacs icons

Andrew Zhilin wrote: Hello, all, Following the discussion, I've decided to make a 16x16 "notebook" version. Oh my, that was not easy =) Here's the result of my effort. It does not satisfy me 100%, but after a certain point new iterations just ceased to make things better. If you like it, i

Re: Yet another emacs icons

On 10/17/05, Lennart Borgman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ken Manheimer wrote: > >i like andrew zhilin's set of notebook icons very much, and think > >there are compelling reasons to go with them. > Indeed, I agree, they are nice in both 32x32 and bigger (though I think > there are other nice ico

Re: Yet another emacs icons

Ken Manheimer wrote: i like andrew zhilin's set of notebook icons very much, and think there are compelling reasons to go with them. Indeed, I agree, they are nice in both 32x32 and bigger (though I think there are other nice icons too). But is the 16x16 icon version acceptable too? Can the

Re: Yet another emacs icons

i like andrew zhilin's set of notebook icons very much, and think there are compelling reasons to go with them. first of all, i think most of the other candidates are misguided, because text in an icon is almost always clutter. i am fairly certain that icons serve the purpose of elemental glyphs

Re: Yet another emacs icons

2005/10/17, Richard M. Stallman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > [*] Of course someone who doesn't use emacs won't know what the > crooked horns mean -- but so what? > > I do use Emacs, but I don't find crooked horns to have a self-evident > meaning. Also I am not sure I would recognize any crooked

RE: Yet another emacs icons

I think all of your icons are very pretty, but I liked the earlier "notebook" versions much better What do you mean by "notebook versions"? I can't match that with anything I remember seeing. Lennart has put all of the icons here: http://ourcomments.org/Emacs/NewIcons.htm

Re: Yet another emacs icons

I think all of your icons are very pretty, but I liked the earlier "notebook" versions much better What do you mean by "notebook versions"? I can't match that with anything I remember seeing. [*] Of course someone who doesn't use emacs won't know what the crooked horns mean -- bu

RE: Yet another emacs icons

_any_ of these new icons is better than the old Gnu/mushroom icon ... it looks basically like a piece of lint! The original image is far too detailed to ever be very useful as an icon Most of us agree (I think), that neither complex images nor text work well at icon size. I've already

Re: Yet another emacs icons

Miles Bader wrote: I think all of your icons are very pretty, but I liked the earlier "notebook" versions much better -- it seems like a notebook conveys the generic idea of editor, and the E/horns add an easily recognizable "tag" to tell you it's Emacs[*]. I think adding the word "emacs" to th

Re: Yet another emacs icons

I think all of your icons are very pretty, but I liked the earlier "notebook" versions much better -- it seems like a notebook conveys the generic idea of editor, and the E/horns add an easily recognizable "tag" to tell you it's Emacs[*]. I think adding the word "emacs" to the icon is pretty usele

Re: Yet another emacs icons

Have you got any response from the GNOME/OpenOffice icon designer mentioned in ? I never asked them about this. I will do so. ___ Emacs-devel mailing list Emacs-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.o

Re: Yet another emacs icons

"Richard M. Stallman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > However, it may nonetheless be a good icon, if people will remember it > and know what it means. I wish we could get the advice of someone > who knows more about this than we do. We could ask the people from http://tango-project.org/Tango_Deskt

Re: Yet another emacs icons

"Richard M. Stallman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: [...] > However, it may nonetheless be a good icon, if people will remember it > and know what it means. I wish we could get the advice of someone > who knows more about this than we do. Have you got any response from the GNOME/OpenOffice icon d

Re: Yet another emacs icons

Maybe one should use _two_ horns, identical but with different angles so that "EM" is more or less spelled, and have them in a relative position suggesting two gnus locking horns? It might look good _if_ there is room for two of them that would be large enough to be clear. Here's an i

Re: Yet another emacs icons

"Richard M. Stallman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > E-letter - vectorized gnu-horns from Luis Fernandes's GNU Emacs logo > > http://www.ee.ryerson.ca:8080/~elf/emacs/logo/logo3.html > > Those icons look very professional. Well done, for me those are the best > ones proposed until

Re: Yet another emacs icons

> E-letter - vectorized gnu-horns from Luis Fernandes's GNU Emacs logo > http://www.ee.ryerson.ca:8080/~elf/emacs/logo/logo3.html Those icons look very professional. Well done, for me those are the best ones proposed until now. I have to strain a little to see the E in the design,

Re: Yet another emacs icons

Andrew Zhilin wrote: Hi All! In the attachment you will find zipped version (16, 24, 32, 48 pix 32bit-png and win32 .ico with all above) of emacs icon set, which I crafted last weekend. I will be happy if someone found them useful :) I have added these nice icons to the page with the icons

Re: Yet another emacs icons

Andrew Zhilin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > In the attachment you will find zipped version (16, 24, 32, 48 pix > 32bit-png and win32 .ico with all above) of emacs icon set, which I > crafted last weekend. I will be happy if someone found them useful :) > > E-letter - vectorized gnu-horns from Lu