I have made the icon for geomview transparent. Looks nicer in the menus.
Created attachment 128377 [details] geomview icon
Thanks.
included for next build.
(bug reuse) Rex, it would be nice to have a 64×64 icon (and maybe 128×128), too. Geomview files look pretty bad on my screen, because they are pixelized.
Created attachment 221631 [details] Proposal for new Geomview icons, in a ZIP file. Here is a proposal for new a geomview icon. I have a SVG version, scallable, and several rendered version in different sizes. Rex, do you know how to make KDE (and Gnome) use those icons? Maybe I could also propose a different icon for Geomview files.
awesome, sure. You provide cool icons, I'll include them, and make sure they work. :) > Maybe I could also propose a different icon for Geomview files. I'm ok with that too.
%changelog * Tue Oct 09 2007 Rex Dieter <rdieter[AT]fedoraproject.org> 1.9.4-4 - more icons (#190218) I wait on a new build until I hear if you new mime/geomview file icons too. :)
Created attachment 221701 [details] Proposal: new icon for object/x-oogl As for the file icon, I do not now what to do. I have made a CrystalSVG-like icon. Maybe that icon is too "Crystalic" to be shipped as default icon for OOGL files. I let you decide. I can edit that if you have suggestions. My icons are far from being perfect. Actually, it is the first time I create icons. It is even the first time I use Inkscape! :-) I suggest that you forward that work to upstream. Put me in Cc. And let me know under which license I need to give those icons, too. Good night!
Thanks. I've been meaning to send the .desktop/mime/icon stuff upstream for awhile, now I have a better excuse.
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