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Slick Icons 1.5 pre2

1.5

KDE Icons

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Downloads: 98394

Submitted: Jan 17 2002
Updated: Nov 8 2003

Description:

Heres a snapshot of Slick 1.5. The version in kdeartwork will be more up to date generally though.

Changelog:

64x64 Icons added. not complete but many are done.

Other improvements and additions

License: LGPL

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great

by anonymous on: Jan 17 2002

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inactive user

Wow, this Icon-theme really rocks. Great work!

Greetings

Markus

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theme

by anonymous on: Jan 17 2002

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inactive user

What theme are you using, it's just so damn smooth :) aspecially the buttons and titlebars...

Real nice icons too ;-))

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teax

by anonymous on: Jan 18 2002

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inactive user

Looks like teax with dark colours to me.

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Slick!

by anonymous on: Jan 17 2002

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inactive user

Very impressive icon-theme! 8-)
Looks indeed very slick!

I'll commit this into kdeartwork today. So the latest version of this icontheme will be shipped with KDE 3.0.

Greetings,
Tackat

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Shadows

by anonymous on: Jan 17 2002

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Hey!

VERY pretty icon theme! I think I'll be sticking with this one for a while. I have only one question: How is it you have the shadows under the icons as shows in your screenshot? I don't get that at all. :-(

Here's a screenshot of my desktop:
http://www.xtroot.com/xanadu/desktop.jpg

I'm running KDE2.2.2 with X4.1.0 and my video card does support RENDER (or whatever that is for AA fonts to work).

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Alpha channel in 2.x

by anonymous on: Jan 17 2002

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To get alpha-blended icons in KDE 2.x you have to go into

Control Center -> Look & Feel -> Icons

and choose "Blend alpha channel" in the advanced tab for Desktop/Filemanager and Panel.

Unlike KDE 3.x the alpha channel used for icons in KDE 2.x has got two limitations:

- it doesn't use the Render Extension (and therefore it's quite slow)
- the alphachannel for menu-icons and toolbar-icons doesn't get displayed.

Greetings,
Tackat

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Menu-icons?

by anonymous on: Jan 17 2002

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You say menu icons & alpha-channel? Isn't it a little bit optimistic? Who can see any shadow on 16x16 icons?

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I can! :o)

by anonymous on: Jan 17 2002

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I've got my kicker up top set on tiny size, with itty bitty icons with shadows. I can tell the difference when I turn alpha-blenidng off.

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Who can see shadows?

by tackat on: Jan 19 2002

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Everybody. It's just that not everybody would be aware of it.

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Really nice!

by anonymous on: Jan 18 2002

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inactive user

I really like this icon theme. Keep up the good work!

P.S. Just one suggestion: IMHO in order to respect the "internationalization" approach of KDE, there should not have the "stop" text on the "stop" button.

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not really

by anonymous on: Jan 18 2002

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the stop icon look like the traffic sign, i don't see this as an issue. If not the text says any thing to you the shape and color does.

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Stops signs

by anonymous on: Jan 18 2002

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...vary across countries. That's a stop sign in the US, but another country might have a different shape for traffic stop signs.

Still, it's hard to make a good stop icon - there's really on so much you can do. I guess just a variation on the usual X, but then again even that might not have meaning in some countries/languages. One could use an exclamation point, as it is often used in programming to denote "not", but i wonder if non-programmers would get that.

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yep

by anonymous on: Jan 18 2002

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While I think anything thats big and red does the job pretty well, but im working on this. Perhaps a red traffic light is perfect metaphor, and its pretty universal.

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yep

by anonymous on: Jan 18 2002

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While I think anything thats big and red does the job pretty well, but im working on this. Perhaps a red traffic light is perfect metaphor, and its pretty universal.

-Amibug

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traffic-light / stop

by tackat on: Jan 19 2002

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Hehe, that's what we used in one of the first beta's of KDE 2.0. The reason for having an abstract "internationalized" version of the stop-sign now instead (that's what the current stop-icon is meant to be) is that it looks easier on the eyes than a traffic-light.

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THE BEST

by anonymous on: Jan 18 2002

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Regardless of how others feel about other icon themes, I have found this to be the "slickest" (no pun intended... who am I kiding? ofcourse it was!). I use it all the time. Keep up the good work.

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Slick Icons 1.5 pre2

KDE Icons

Heres a snapshot of Slick 1.5. The version in kdeartwork will be more up to date generally though.

*64x64 Icons added. not complete but many are done. *Other improvements and additions

great

Wow, this Icon-theme really rocks. Great work! Greetings Markus

theme

What theme are you using, it's just so damn smooth :) aspecially the buttons and titlebars... Real nice icons too ;-))

teax

Looks like teax with dark colours to me.

Slick!

Very impressive icon-theme! 8-) Looks indeed very slick! I'll commit this into kdeartwork today. So the latest version of this icontheme will be shipped with KDE 3.0. Greetings, Tackat

Shadows

Alpha channel in 2.x

Menu-icons?

You say menu icons & alpha-channel? Isn't it a little bit optimistic? Who can see any shadow on 16x16 icons?

I can! :o)

I've got my kicker up top set on tiny size, with itty bitty icons with shadows. I can tell the difference when I turn alpha-blenidng off.

Who can see shadows?

Everybody. It's just that not everybody would be aware of it.

Really nice!

I really like this icon theme. Keep up the good work! P.S. Just one suggestion: IMHO in order to respect the "internationalization" approach of KDE, there should not have the "stop" text on the "stop" button.

not really

the stop icon look like the traffic sign, i don't see this as an issue. If not the text says any thing to you the shape and color does.

Stops signs

yep

While I think anything thats big and red does the job pretty well, but im working on this. Perhaps a red traffic light is perfect metaphor, and its pretty universal.

yep

While I think anything thats big and red does the job pretty well, but im working on this. Perhaps a red traffic light is perfect metaphor, and its pretty universal. -Amibug

traffic-light / stop

Hehe, that's what we used in one of the first beta's of KDE 2.0. The reason for having an abstract "internationalized" version of the stop-sign now instead (that's what the current stop-icon is meant to be) is that it looks easier on the eyes than a traffic-light.

THE BEST

Regardless of how others feel about other icon themes, I have found this to be the "slickest" (no pun intended... who am I kiding? ofcourse it was!). I use it all the time. Keep up the good work.

64x64 Icons added. not complete but many are done.

Other improvements and additions

Wow, this Icon-theme really rocks. Great work!

Greetings

Markus

What theme are you using, it's just so damn smooth :) aspecially the buttons and titlebars...

Real nice icons too ;-))

Very impressive icon-theme! 8-)
Looks indeed very slick!

I'll commit this into kdeartwork today. So the latest version of this icontheme will be shipped with KDE 3.0.

Greetings,
Tackat

I really like this icon theme. Keep up the good work!

P.S. Just one suggestion: IMHO in order to respect the "internationalization" approach of KDE, there should not have the "stop" text on the "stop" button.

While I think anything thats big and red does the job pretty well, but im working on this. Perhaps a red traffic light is perfect metaphor, and its pretty universal.

-Amibug