Description: First of all, I did not make the icons for this them. The icons were made by Carlitus (http://carlitus.deviantart.com). I merely reconfigured the icons to be compatible with the new naming scheme for Gnome 2.20(2.24). I decided to do this when it appeared that Carlitus wasn't going to update it himself.
The theme is not complete or finished, but it is a start. If anybody wishes to help me complete this. Please drop me a line. I'd appreciate any help with improving this theme.
Most of the theme was constructed using the Gib mono application with modified icon templates.Last changelog:
*2008-11-17 Used Human theme as a base to increase compatibility. Misc. icon updates.
* 2008-11-05 Minor updates to several icons. Added inode-directory icon to fix directory icon regression (Places Bookmarks).
* 2008-09-27 Updated for compatibility with Gnome 2.24. Added icons for more apps/places (Volume Mixer).
* 2008-09-11 Added icons for GTK Open Dialog. Added icons for several apps (ex. Gimp).
* 2008-09-08 Taylor "Ripps" L-Wren repackages for Gnome 2.20.
* 2004 Carlitus releases last version of Noia Warm.
That's a problem I'm still trying to figure out.
My only guess is that there's something missing in my Icon templates.
If you know which icons are used for the gtk open-dialog, I'll add them to my templates.
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More appreciated If you could share how you did it, so I can try another unmaintained OSX icon theme just like you.
As stated in the description, I used the mono application, Gib. It's not very stable, and if you have to many templates in the "icons" directory, it'll crash on you. You need to have mono installed and the application can be started with "mono gib.exe". Here's a link to the version I compiled and use: http://rapidshare.com/files/148755505/gib-bin.tar.gz For information on the Gnome icon naming specification, go here: http://standards.freedesktop.org/icon-naming-spec/icon-naming-spec-latest.html
I only get standard Gnome icons in Open-dialogs and such. How would I go about and fix that?
That's a problem I'm still trying to figure out. My only guess is that there's something missing in my Icon templates. If you know which icons are used for the gtk open-dialog, I'll add them to my templates.
You'll be glad to know that I updated it so that icons now work in the GTK Open Dialog.