El mié, 05-04-2006 a las 23:52 +0200, Étienne Bersac escribió: > Hello, > > > >> He also note that "ssh", "ftp" are disturbing. Especially for tiny > >> icons. The sharp orange label are too agressive. > > > > I like the tangerine icons, but I don't agree with the above. I > > like the > > "ssh", "ftp" and others, because it's informative and (IMHO) isn't > > disturbing. > > Remember that's just an extern point of view, my father's one. Who is > clueless of smb, dav, ftp and friends, even if he use oftenly smb. He > is going to use dav and even ssh as it just appear in his file > manager with avahi/zeroconf. The anduilos icon is the Mac OS X ssh > server on my iMac (named anduilos). User prefer "bersace's public > file" instead of ssh, and other technical stuffs. That's just a fact.
Yes, I'm with you in that. Maybe we could think in a solution which mix the two point of views (newbie and intermediate/advanced). > I also appreciate info label for protocols and formats (odt, etc.), > but i dislike the orange used for those label. Far too sharp. I also > dislike the text in 16x16 icons. That's just annoying. Mmmm... What about brown or dark-yellow for that? Cheers, Ricardo. -- ubuntu-art mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-art
