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KDE Icons

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Downloads: 1608

Submitted: Jan 29 2002
Updated: Feb 11 2002

Description:

Black and white icons for KDE

The icons can be used by
LCD/Monochrome-displays and by visually impaired people.

Changelog:

Many icons are reworked, new icons

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These look bad

by preater on: Jan 29 2002

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Sorry, but if I wanted my desktop to look like Windoze 1.01 or dosshell then that is what I would use. There's no reason you can't make nice greyscale icons or use a limited pallette, but this is a bit much.

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by anonymous on: Jan 29 2002

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it looks kinda neat though

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by anonymous on: Jan 29 2002

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it looks kinda neat though

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by anonymous on: Jan 29 2002

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it looks kinda neat though

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black and white

by vitanova on: Jan 29 2002

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They are meant for visually impaired people too, so, no greyscales, etc!

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I realise that

by preater on: Jan 29 2002

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I've looked at your site, and I quite liked the other icon set (kiddo) you made. However I believe these icons could be clearer and cleaner if you want to make them easier for the sight-impaired.

Simple is fine though, and retro is all right too. :)

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monochrome

by anonymous on: Jan 29 2002

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how can you have a pallete of more than 2 colours on a monochrome display? (hint: look up the meaning of monochrome in your dictionary)

for the visually impaired the more contrast and less noise there is the better.

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Blah blah

by anonymous on: Jan 29 2002

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From websters:
Monochrome \Mon"o*chrome\, n. [Gr. ? of one color; ? single + ?
color: cf. F. monochrome.]
A painting or drawing in a single color; a picture made with
a single color.

But.. from the free online Dictionary of computing:
Literally "one colour". Usually used for a black
and white (or sometimes green or orange) monitor as distinct
from a color monitor. Normally, each pixel on the display
will correspond to a single bit of display memory and will
therefore be one of two intensities. A grey-scale display
requires several bits per pixel but might still be called
monochrome.

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Monochrome

by anonymous on: Jan 31 2002

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I'm the proud owner of an XT, 10 mhz TURBO, with 640 k memory. I had a matrix printer with it and a "data display (mono-chrome)", as the manual calls it.
Actually, a friend stills e-mails with it. Another manual: "The basic components of the PC/XT Personal Computer consists of the System Unit, the keyboard and the
optional MONOCHROME DISPLAY." Same manual: "the IBM PC monochrome display".
Check your history first :-) The display is dark and paints with light, one color. That might explain the name.

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Hello? McFly?

by anonymous on: Jan 30 2002

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It explicitly says that it is intended for LCD/MONOCHROME monitors.

You don't look both ways before you cross the street, do you?

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Read again:

by anonymous on: Jan 30 2002

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"The icons can be used by
LCD/Monochrome-displays"

In no way does it 'explicitly say' that it is intended for LCD/MONOCHROME monitors, dick. Even if that's the authors intention, I believe the icons could be clearer and less "busy". Look at the whole icon set.

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I like 'em

by anonymous on: Jan 30 2002

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Still, I find those icons very attractive and not at all boring. They are craftly made by someone who obviously knows what he is doing.

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Why not?

by anonymous on: Jan 29 2002

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I think it's kinda cool. Sometimes I get completely fed up with all the fancy colors, and then I'll welcome this brilliant retro style icon set. We should make a retro styleset also though...

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1bit X terminals

by anonymous on: Jan 29 2002

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Hi,

this is IMHO very useful for people
with a 1bit X-Terminal. Not that
there are plenty, but for those
who use it, the icon set is a
major improvement.

Sven

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Good

by anonymous on: Jan 29 2002

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I like it, please, make more icons, it will be really good to have a complete B&W icon set.

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1700

by anonymous on: Jan 31 2002

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KDE has about 1700 icons, so a complete set is a bit of a problem...

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cool factor

by anonymous on: Feb 8 2002

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besides usefulness for visually impaired folk and monochrome displays, I think these icons have a lot of neat factor, I could see myself theming my whole desktop this way if I can.

I hope more versions with more icons come out of this, and that it isn't just a one-time thing like so many are.

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Black & White

KDE Icons

Black and white icons for KDE The icons can be used by LCD/Monochrome-displays and by visually impaired people.

Many icons are reworked, new icons

These look bad

Sorry, but if I wanted my desktop to look like Windoze 1.01 or dosshell then that is what I would use. There's no reason you can't make nice greyscale icons or use a limited pallette, but this is a bit much.

...

it looks kinda neat though

...

it looks kinda neat though

...

it looks kinda neat though

black and white

They are meant for visually impaired people too, so, no greyscales, etc!

I realise that

I've looked at your site, and I quite liked the other icon set (kiddo) you made. However I believe these icons could be clearer and cleaner if you want to make them easier for the sight-impaired. *Simple* is fine though, and retro is all right too. :)

monochrome

how can you have a pallete of more than 2 colours on a monochrome display? (hint: look up the meaning of monochrome in your dictionary) for the visually impaired the more contrast and less noise there is the better.

Blah blah

Monochrome

Hello? McFly?

It explicitly says that it is intended for *LCD/MONOCHROME* monitors. You don't look both ways before you cross the street, do you?

Read again:

"The icons can be used by LCD/Monochrome-displays" In no way does it 'explicitly say' that it is intended for *LCD/MONOCHROME* monitors, dick. Even if that's the authors intention, I believe the icons could be clearer and less "busy". Look at the whole icon set.

I like 'em

Still, I find those icons very attractive and not at all boring. They are craftly made by someone who obviously knows what he is doing.

Why not?

I think it's kinda cool. Sometimes I get completely fed up with all the fancy colors, and then I'll welcome this brilliant retro style icon set. We should make a retro styleset also though...

1bit X terminals

Hi, this is IMHO very useful for people with a 1bit X-Terminal. Not that there are plenty, but for those who use it, the icon set is a major improvement. Sven

Good

I like it, please, make more icons, it will be really good to have a complete B&W icon set.

1700

KDE has about 1700 icons, so a complete set is a bit of a problem...

cool factor

besides usefulness for visually impaired folk and monochrome displays, I think these icons have a lot of neat factor, I could see myself theming my whole desktop this way if I can. I hope more versions with more icons come out of this, and that it isn't just a one-time thing like so many are.

Black and white icons for KDE

The icons can be used by
LCD/Monochrome-displays and by visually impaired people.

I've looked at your site, and I quite liked the other icon set (kiddo) you made. However I believe these icons could be clearer and cleaner if you want to make them easier for the sight-impaired.

Simple is fine though, and retro is all right too. :)

how can you have a pallete of more than 2 colours on a monochrome display? (hint: look up the meaning of monochrome in your dictionary)

for the visually impaired the more contrast and less noise there is the better.

It explicitly says that it is intended for LCD/MONOCHROME monitors.

You don't look both ways before you cross the street, do you?

"The icons can be used by
LCD/Monochrome-displays"

In no way does it 'explicitly say' that it is intended for LCD/MONOCHROME monitors, dick. Even if that's the authors intention, I believe the icons could be clearer and less "busy". Look at the whole icon set.

Hi,

this is IMHO very useful for people
with a 1bit X-Terminal. Not that
there are plenty, but for those
who use it, the icon set is a
major improvement.

Sven

besides usefulness for visually impaired folk and monochrome displays, I think these icons have a lot of neat factor, I could see myself theming my whole desktop this way if I can.

I hope more versions with more icons come out of this, and that it isn't just a one-time thing like so many are.