Hi all,
Lapo answered privately (because this list is goes unanswered if you
don't use Reply All)...
Astron.
2012/1/8 Stefan Knorr (Astron) heinzless...@googlemail.com:
Hi Lapo, everyone else,
On 6 January 2012 20:11, Lapo Calamandrei calamand...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm missing some bits here,
gnome-icon-theme is LGPL3/CCBYSA3. The author of the two icons in question
is Lapo I believe. I'm pretty sure he'll be willing to relicense under the
terms you need. CCing.
On Fri, Jan 6, 2012 at 6:44 PM, Stefan Knorr (Astron)
heinzless...@googlemail.com wrote:
The Gnome icons I meant are
I'm missing some bits here, is it for libreoffice usage? Anyway I'm
happy to relicense the icons whatever you need as long as it is for an
oss project.
Cheers
Lapo
2012/1/6 Jakub Steiner jim...@gmail.com:
gnome-icon-theme is LGPL3/CCBYSA3. The author of the two icons in question
is Lapo I
Hi guys,
I just read a mail like this:
[snip]
As you all know the floppy disc is some thing out dated in the modern
computer world.
Why we still continue the Floppy Disk as the icon for Save button in
LibreOffice?
[/snip]
And wondered: can we not just drop the updated Tango
Hi Michael,
And wondered: can we not just drop the updated Tango 'save' icon into
our theme for 3.5 ? [ the freeze doesn't affect artwork yet ;-] - any
objections to that ?
Hm ... yeah, the objection pretty much is this: we don't have a
suitable icon yet (I agree with Alex's reasoning
Hi Garret / Jimmac,
First - welcome to a CC on our (lowish volume, fun to join,
non-reply-to-mangling UX advise list for LibreOffice[1] ;-)
We'd really love to switch our 'Save As' icon to the latest Tango
version, but have some licensing queries: is there any chance we could
get
