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Hello,
Provided here is a packaged version of the Cezanne icon theme, available as either a prebuilt set or unbuilt+script (smaller download, and easier to add additional icons to).
The set includes the latest versions of icons which I previously released as separate packages.
As usual, I welcome any comments and suggestions, so if there are any icons you would like to see added or changed, just leave a message letting me know what and/or how.
Ciao for now,
Chris
p.s. The O'Reilly icons are not included in this set,as they have to be released under a different licence.
16 years ago
0.3a - 0.3b:
- added 'painting canvas' style raster image icons
- added 'drawing board' style vector image icons
- added 'handwritten notepaper' style icon
- added 'book' icon
- added 'shiny pill' toolbar icons
- refinements to other toolbar icons
- inclusion of a number of suggested alternate versions for current icons
- distribution licence change
16 years ago
0.3a - 0.3b:
- added 'painting canvas' style raster image icons
- added 'drawing board' style vector image icons
- added 'handwritten notepaper' style icon
- added 'book' icon
- added 'shiny pill' toolbar icons
- refinements to other toolbar icons
- inclusion of a number of suggested alternate versions for current icons
- distribution licence change
Svyatogor
16 years ago
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tr3y
16 years ago
Thanks. The icons look great. Can't wait until you add more.
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cjtown
16 years ago
the kmenu icon is name 'go.png' and can be found in 'apps' folder. Changing this and restarting KDE should have the desired effect.
Alternatively, if you build the theme from the script version available above you can specify whatever icon you want to use for the kmenu.
Hope that solves the problem!
...more icons coming in January!
Chris
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tr3y
16 years ago
I've change the go.png AND kmenu.png icons in the apps folder for sizes 32x32, 48x48, 64x63 and 128x128 and I am still showing the tux icon on my kmenu. Is there another size I need to change?
Thanks.
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tr3y
16 years ago
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cjtown
16 years ago
A guaranteed way would be:
1. Copy the entire icon theme folder (~/.kde/share/icons/Cezanne) to a new location
2. Change the go.png icons to the images you want.
3. make a tar archive from the folder
4. uninstall Cezanne
5. install your customised cezanne theme from your tar archive.
That's the best I can think of, I'm afraid!
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blaster999
16 years ago
Continue the good work! And please make more icons for apps (konqueror, kdevelop, etc).
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cjtown
16 years ago
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p0z3r
16 years ago
It happens when I clicked on decrease icon size in konqueror. Here's the output..
[p0z3r][p0z3r]$ konqueror
ASSERT: "sizeIndex > 1" in konq_dirpart.cc (470)
WARNING: Pixmap not found for mimetype inode/directory
WARNING: Pixmap not found for mimetype inode/directory
WARNING: Pixmap not found for mimetype inode/directory
WARNING: Pixmap not found for mimetype inode/directory
.
.
.
and just keeps going for all mimetypes.
Just a heads up.
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cjtown
16 years ago
Are you using the pre-built or unbuilt theme?
I have been playing around with the index.desktop file in an attempt to reflect the theme contents more accurately but, thinking about it, some of the changes may not be compatible with Maitre's buildset script.
Replacing the index.desktop file with the one from here:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/christopher.townson/index.desktop.tar.bz2
should resolve the problem whilst I get around properly editing the file. (This file can also be downloaded by clicking on the link above)
If the problem persists, please let me know and I'll go away and have a rethink.
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p0z3r
16 years ago
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cjtown
16 years ago
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patrick1712
16 years ago
Keep it up !
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guppetto
16 years ago
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foxcub
16 years ago
Thanks.
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cjtown
16 years ago
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foxcub
16 years ago
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from-it
16 years ago
can I use this icons set for
web design (commercial or not).
thank you,
marco
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cjtown
16 years ago
[start legalese]
You may use these icons for either commercial or non-commercial purposes with no fee, providing the following conditions are observed:
a) I must be *clearly* credited as the original creator of these icons at an appropriate location(s) wherever they are employed, together with a link (or reference, in the case of offline media) to http://christopher.townson.biz
b) If you make any additional icons which can be considered to be part of the 'theme' or you make any alterations to icons which are currently in the theme, you must, likewise, make them freely available (preferably on this web site), together with the copyright notice detailed in paragraph (a).
[end legalese]
Phew, that's done! I like to think that, on the whole, matters such as this are all fine as long as people observe common sense and decency towards their fellow man...I am, therefore, quite happy for people to use these icons for whatever purpose as long they don't (implicitly or explicitly) attempt to claim they created them, and make it clear who did.
Vis-a-vis commercial use: if you are going to be using them for an organization that can afford to make a donation to my ailing, debt-ridden bank account, I would certainly appreciate that(:D), but I don't demand it. (Please email me at christopher at townson dot biz if you want to donate!)
------ A general message concerning copyright and icon use --------
I am not a lawyer but, as I understand things, the following applies:
For general information: because open-source 'creations' are already publicly available, they are covered under copyright law **except** where a specific alternative contract (such as that detailed above) has been explicitly entered into.
By downloading these icons from this site, you have agreed to enter into the licence contract under which I have made them available.
If you obtain these icons elsewhere (other than kde-look.org) and you don't ask me for permission to reuse them, and I think that you are attempting to abuse the spirit in which the work has been made available (i.e. it contravenes the Artistic 2.0 licence), I am within my rights to enforce standard copyright law.
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cjtown
16 years ago
[start legalese]
You may use these icons for either commercial or non-commercial purposes with no fee, providing the following conditions are observed:
a) I must be *clearly* credited as the original creator of these icons at an appropriate location(s) wherever they are employed, together with a link (or reference, in the case of offline media) to http://christopher.townson.biz
b) If you make any additional icons which can be considered to be part of the 'theme' or you make any alterations to icons which are currently in the theme, you must, likewise, make them freely available (preferably on this web site), together with the copyright notice detailed in paragraph (a).
[end legalese]
Phew, that's done! I like to think that, on the whole, matters such as this are all fine as long as people observe common sense and decency towards their fellow man...I am, therefore, quite happy for people to use these icons for whatever purpose as long they don't (implicitly or explicitly) attempt to claim they created them, and make it clear who did.
Vis-a-vis commercial use: if you are going to be using them for an organization that can afford to make a donation to my ailing, debt-ridden bank account, I would certainly appreciate that(:D), but I don't demand it. (Please email me at christopher at townson dot biz if you want to donate!)
------ A general message concerning copyright and icon use --------
I am not a lawyer but, as I understand things, the following applies:
For general information: because open-source 'creations' are already publicly available, they are covered under copyright law **except** where a specific alternative contract (such as that detailed above) has been explicitly entered into.
By downloading these icons from this site, you have agreed to enter into the licence contract under which I have made them available.
If you obtain these icons elsewhere (other than kde-look.org) and you don't ask me for permission to reuse them, and I think that you are attempting to abuse the spirit in which the work has been made available (i.e. it contravenes the Artistic 2.0 licence), I am within my rights to enforce standard copyright law.
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jpcohen
16 years ago
Keep up the good work !
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cjtown
16 years ago
If you are able, perhaps you could describe in more detail why you think the folders do not fit/how they could be improved?
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elektroschock
16 years ago
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JjcampNR
16 years ago
Otherwise, I think this icon set is awesome and a nice change to the other sets that are out there. Keep up the good work and I think the final product will be something really amazing.
--Josh
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cjtown
16 years ago
The folders started life as an attempt to produce some customised additions to Dave Brasgalla's 'World of Aqua' theme (available at http://www.iconfactory.com).
The device icons are definitely much more 'my own thing' and go for a softer, daylight-style reflection, rather than a gloss. Also, one of the purposes of Cezanne is to provide an alternative to the default, glossy 'cartoon' style of KDE.
I like the idea of 'paper' style folders. I think that could work well. I loved Everaldo's paper icons. Also Achim Vedam's avXicons (ported to WinXP by kol at http://www.studiotwentyeight.com/) do this style really well...I'll have to visit a stationery shop and stare at folders for a while!
When I have some time, I think I will have a go at reworking a folder. Results will be posted here and on my web site as soon as I get it done.
Thanks for the comments, guys.
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