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Description: Graphic and striking icons based on actual masks and carvings from tribes across the globe. Originally created for Mac OS X, this set offers a unique subject for icons on the Linux platform. Enjoy! - The Foreman

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Nice...

by PARENA on: Jun 12 2002

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+ from me! :) And if I knew what to use them for, I WOULD use them. :)

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Purpose

by Thulemanden on: Jul 9 2002

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Use them as log in pictures

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?_?

by TheRedDragon on: Feb 22 2003

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How Can I Do It ? Insert it to the log in images ..

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ONLY ONE WORD :

by shok on: Jun 12 2002

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EXCELLENT
:)

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Errrr.....

by Soyburg on: Jun 12 2002

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...the first two masks seem to be upside down. Or is it just me?

Soyburg

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Upside

by Thulemanden on: Jul 7 2002

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Only you can determine if you are upside down.

:-)

Seriously, they seem to be correct. They look even worse the other way around. Quite scary.

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Your Icons

by skal on: Jun 13 2002

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Damn, son, you are doing some of the most original icon work out there! Sure do wish you would either codify them into a theme for KDE or associate yourself with some person who has the chops to so so.

I love 'em, pal. Keep it up.

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ars gratia artis

by RomeoBravo on: Jun 14 2002

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Wonderful, and I'd luv to decorate my screen with 'em. Only trouble, tho, is I'd promptly forget which one did what. Wotthehell, I'll figure it out somehow, I gotta have 'em...

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by Thulemanden on: Jul 7 2002

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I would use them for user-icons at login however, I can't find the place to store them along with the default. I'm using SuSE 8 on this one and Mandrake 8.1 on another PC.

Anybody?

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For SuSE 8 you:

by Thulemanden on: Jul 7 2002

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You can untar and place the icons in any directory you please.

From the control center you log in as Root via the administrator mode (button at the bottom) - you select System - Login manager - Users, select the user in question (you) and press the icon itself.

After a little while the usual icon selector interface turns up. From the 'Other icons' you browse your way to your desired icon.

I admit Mandrake did this a little more elegant.

Please correct me if I left any errors.

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Tribal Masks

KDE Icons

Graphic and striking icons based on actual masks and carvings from tribes across the globe. Originally created for Mac OS X, this set offers a unique subject for icons on the Linux platform. Enjoy! - The Foreman

Nice...

+ from me! :) And if I knew what to use them for, I WOULD use them. :)

Purpose

Use them as log in pictures

?_?

How Can I Do It ? Insert it to the log in images ..

ONLY ONE WORD :

EXCELLENT :)

Errrr.....

...the first two masks seem to be upside down. Or is it just me? Soyburg

Upside

Only you can determine if you are upside down. :-) Seriously, they seem to be correct. They look even worse the other way around. Quite scary.

Your Icons

Damn, son, you are doing some of the most original icon work out there! Sure do wish you would either codify them into a theme for KDE or associate yourself with some person who has the chops to so so. I love 'em, pal. Keep it up.

ars gratia artis

Wonderful, and I'd luv to decorate my screen with 'em. Only trouble, tho, is I'd promptly forget which one did what. Wotthehell, I'll figure it out somehow, I gotta have 'em...

User icons

I would use them for user-icons at login however, I can't find the place to store them along with the default. I'm using SuSE 8 on this one and Mandrake 8.1 on another PC. Anybody?

For SuSE 8 you:

Graphic and striking icons based on actual masks and carvings from tribes across the globe. Originally created for Mac OS X, this set offers a unique subject for icons on the Linux platform. Enjoy!

- The Foreman

EXCELLENT
:)

...the first two masks seem to be upside down. Or is it just me?

Soyburg

Only you can determine if you are upside down.

:-)

Seriously, they seem to be correct. They look even worse the other way around. Quite scary.

Damn, son, you are doing some of the most original icon work out there! Sure do wish you would either codify them into a theme for KDE or associate yourself with some person who has the chops to so so.

I love 'em, pal. Keep it up.

I would use them for user-icons at login however, I can't find the place to store them along with the default. I'm using SuSE 8 on this one and Mandrake 8.1 on another PC.

Anybody?