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Kopete crystalized icon

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Downloads: 2999

Submitted: Sep 25 2002
Updated: Sep 26 2002

Description:

this is more crystalized version for Kopete - a multiprotocol instant messenger...
contains size of 16x16, 32x32, 64x64 and 128x128

Changelog:

1.1
- brightened and cleaned colours for IM systems (thanks for inspiration to caldroun)
- removed icons without smiley
- changed shots (third is transparent png)

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what's kopete?

by emumania on: Sep 26 2002

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hwo can tell me what kopete is?

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What is it

by dmacvicar on: Sep 26 2002

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http://kopete.kde.org

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that is much better

by Goamaus on: Sep 26 2002

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I really like it!

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..

by zwobits on: Sep 26 2002

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Yes colors are great now, but i've one thing to say. I think the shape is too complicated to make a really good icon.
Perhaps you should arrange these colored dots in another way so that the icon consists of an easier shape.

Greetings Matthias

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I had my hopes up

by venfiken on: Sep 26 2002

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I have been looking for a KDE native IM client and thought this would be my solution. There is still a lot of work left to be done to this client before I can let go of Everybuddy.

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May I suggest...

by secretmethod70 on: Sep 26 2002

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putting the dots ON the corners of the dialog box? Seperate pieces don't make for a good icon I don't think, and it would look much more smooth if it was just one piece with the dots over the corners of the dialog box.

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hm...

by luci on: Sep 26 2002

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you (and matthias) are maybe right about the tradition how icon should look (consistent shape, no holes in it, etc.) but if i would change it the whole original idea would gone and the icon will have no symbolisation as i created it:
my explanation of the icon (why it looks how it looks) is:
- four marbles represents four different IM systems (no matter which ones) = Kopete is multiprotocol chat klient
- these marbles also represents four users/heads "sitting" together (but still not so close in fact) and chatting about something = Kopete is multiuser chat client
- one marble (user head) says something (we know what ;)) in typo inside the comic bubble = Kopete uses text to chat/send messages and emoticons
- in addition to that all: when you look on the whole icon forgetting what it really shows (close your eyes a bit) you can find this:
when you connect these marbles by a virtual line (upperleft->bottomleft, then following the direction of bottom bubble shape right up to upperright red and one line from the center by the bubble-tail to bottomright blue, imagine they compose a letter "K" = stands for Kopete

i hope this explains why i don't want to destroy the composition...

luci

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Kopete

by 100871 on: Dec 8 2002

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Hey guys try out Kopete...its awsome...better dan Gabber

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Kopete crystalized icon

KDE Icons

this is more crystalized version for Kopete - a multiprotocol instant messenger... contains size of 16x16, 32x32, 64x64 and 128x128

1.1 - brightened and cleaned colours for IM systems (thanks for inspiration to caldroun) - removed icons without smiley - changed shots (third is transparent png)

what's kopete?

hwo can tell me what kopete is?

What is it

that is much better

I really like it!

..

Yes colors are great now, but i've one thing to say. I think the shape is too complicated to make a really good icon. Perhaps you should arrange these colored dots in another way so that the icon consists of an easier shape. Greetings Matthias

I had my hopes up

I have been looking for a KDE native IM client and thought this would be my solution. There is still a lot of work left to be done to this client before I can let go of Everybuddy.

May I suggest...

putting the dots ON the corners of the dialog box? Seperate pieces don't make for a good icon I don't think, and it would look much more smooth if it was just one piece with the dots over the corners of the dialog box.

hm...

Kopete

Hey guys try out Kopete...its awsome...better dan Gabber

this is more crystalized version for Kopete - a multiprotocol instant messenger...
contains size of 16x16, 32x32, 64x64 and 128x128

1.1
- brightened and cleaned colours for IM systems (thanks for inspiration to caldroun)
- removed icons without smiley
- changed shots (third is transparent png)

Yes colors are great now, but i've one thing to say. I think the shape is too complicated to make a really good icon.
Perhaps you should arrange these colored dots in another way so that the icon consists of an easier shape.

Greetings Matthias