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Based on Macbuntu and Faenza icons.

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janailson93

7 years ago

This Theme Working in Ubuntu 11.10 with Unity ?

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Linx0

7 years ago

No

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dantexxl

7 years ago

I think: If Jobs have right make money from linux, with osx, we have also right for using his art.

P.s. you can see the video from linux fs and commands on osx : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJYHSmWAomM&feature=related

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Molkolinux

7 years ago

what is the name of theme??
not is macbuntu.. because the window has the colored buttons.

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Linx0

7 years ago

The name is Elementary Graphite, you can download it here: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Elementary+Graphite?content=136045

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DoubleClicker

7 years ago

You can't take Apple's proprietary artwork, and release it as GPL. This theme is illegal

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68040

7 years ago

every time the same stupid guys.

even apple doen't care if there are any macos icons on gnome-look, but YOU?


Why not talking about wallpapers with naked women on gnome-look.org.

there are many young people visiting this place for downloading themes and artwork. i think it's the wrong place for stuff like that.

i would suggest that you conatact apple directly to inform them that some user on gnome-look has used some of their icons. by the way, so you know if the author used the entire set of apples icons or just a few of them? please go on and have a look. i am sure nobody at apple will take you seriously.

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Linx0

7 years ago

What kind of license should I use?

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IBBoard

7 years ago

If they're the actual icons from OS X (i.e. not recreations from scratch) then you need to contact Apple and agree a license. You can then redistribute them under whatever terms Apple agrees to. Chances are you won't get that agreement.

If they're recreations from scratch then you can put them under whatever license the original author distributed them under, but you may still have issues with Apple because of trademark and the like. Intellectual Property laws are odd and let people lay claim to all sorts of things, including appearances of things that don't have a single hour of work in common.

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68040

7 years ago

every time the same stupid guys.

even apple doen't care if there are any macos icons on gnome-look, but YOU?


Why not talking about wallpapers with naked women on gnome-look.org.

there are many young people visiting this place for downloading themes and artwork. i think it's the wrong place for stuff like that.

i would suggest that you conatact apple directly to inform them that some user on gnome-look has used some of their icons. by the way, so you know if the author used the entire set of apples icons or just a few of them? please go on and have a look. i am sure nobody at apple will take you seriously.

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Shadarr

7 years ago

I had to register just to say at least once to you and other posts like yours:

You are wrong.

Noone can Copyright or Trademark "Look and Feel" because Look and Feel are Uncopyrightable.

This is why Apple and Xerox lost their case against Microsoft when MSWindows came out.

Hell Linux wouldn't even be used on more than a dozen university machines right now if making things look like other things were illegal... It's also why there are so many Knockoffs and Bootleg versions of products out there (fashion, etc) which are not illegal, hence people sell and other people fall for them. (There would also be no satire and parodies in movies/music/art if making things seem like other things were illegal)

You are not allowed by law to Reverse-Engineer or disassemble the code which displays or portrays the items in question, but a hand-made-from-scratch-separately version that emulates what the original material looks like is fully legal content.

Short Version: Don't worry if you made it yourself, but you can't claim it's your own concept in court is all.

Source: 20+ Years IT/IS Experience, including Security and Development and Psychology and Criminology Studies

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Shadarr

7 years ago

I had to register just to say at least once to you and other posts like yours:

You are wrong.

Noone can Copyright or Trademark "Look and Feel" because Look and Feel are Uncopyrightable.

This is why Apple and Xerox lost their case against Microsoft when MSWindows came out.

Hell Linux wouldn't even be used on more than a dozen university machines right now if making things look like other things were illegal... It's also why there are so many Knockoffs and Bootleg versions of products out there (fashion, etc) which are not illegal, hence people sell and other people fall for them. (There would also be no satire and parodies in movies/music/art if making things seem like other things were illegal)

You are not allowed by law to Reverse-Engineer or disassemble the code which displays or portrays the items in question, but a hand-made-from-scratch-separately version that emulates what the original material looks like is fully legal content.

Short Version: Don't worry if you made it yourself, but you can't claim it's your own concept in court is all.

Source: 20+ Years IT/IS Experience, including Security and Development and Psychology and Criminology Studies

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Shadarr

7 years ago

I had to register just to say at least once to you and other posts like yours:

You are wrong.

Noone can Copyright or Trademark "Look and Feel" because Look and Feel are Uncopyrightable.

This is why Apple and Xerox lost their case against Microsoft when MSWindows came out.

Hell Linux wouldn't even be used on more than a dozen university machines right now if making things look like other things were illegal... It's also why there are so many Knockoffs and Bootleg versions of products out there (fashion, etc) which are not illegal, hence people sell and other people fall for them. (There would also be no satire and parodies in movies/music/art if making things seem like other things were illegal)

You are not allowed by law to Reverse-Engineer or disassemble the code which displays or portrays the items in question, but a hand-made-from-scratch-separately version that emulates what the original material looks like is fully legal content.

Short Version: Don't worry if you made it yourself, but you can't claim it's your own concept in court is all.

Source: 20+ Years IT/IS Experience, including Security and Development and Psychology and Criminology Studies

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Shadarr

7 years ago

Not sure what happened, will try to delete the repeat posts. Sorry about that.

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Shadarr

7 years ago

It appears I cannot delete my comment. I apologize for the repeat comments, something internal must have happened.

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Linx0

7 years ago

I make this icons from Macbuntu and Faenza which is GPL. So this theme is also GPL.

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IBBoard

7 years ago

Possibly. It depends whether Macbuntu is correct in using the GPL, or whether they're using the wrong license as well on Apple icons.

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