HumanityPNG
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
Humanity Icon theme converted to PNG to work with kde4 in karmic (4.3.2 - version 0.1) and maverick (version 0.2).
Licence is GPL as the original Authors posted.
I take absolutely no credit for any artwork included.
*offers beer to the elders of the internet* ;)
10 years ago
07.10.2010: Added the script I wrote/used. Don't laugh at my ridiculous bash skills! ;)
07.10.2010: Updated the whole thing using the current status (maverick) of the Humanity Icon theme.
I am not running KDE myself currently, so please let me know if there are any issues (like firefox or whatnot acting up)
Hope you enjoy it.
10 years ago
07.10.2010: Added the script I wrote/used. Don't laugh at my ridiculous bash skills! ;)
07.10.2010: Updated the whole thing using the current status (maverick) of the Humanity Icon theme.
I am not running KDE myself currently, so please let me know if there are any issues (like firefox or whatnot acting up)
Hope you enjoy it.
mehor
Nov 29 2009
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HumanityPNG is part of Libre Artwork (Icons, Cursors, Wallpapers), which is supported by the following people:
Other Full Icon Themes:
kedadi
11 years ago
Thank you
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kedadi
11 years ago
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timorei
11 years ago
Hopefully it will just remain up.
If anyone should have a host available, feel free to post here. thx
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bigbrovar
11 years ago
py", line 144, in __init__
No command 'File' found, did you mean:
Command 'vile' from package 'vile' (universe)
Command 'kile' from package 'kile' (universe)
Command 'zile' from package 'zile' (universe)
Command 'file' from package 'file' (main)
File: command not found
:~$ icon = AnimatedImage(self.icons.load_icon("computer", self.ICON_SIZE, 0))
bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('
:~$ glib.GError: Icon 'computer' not present in theme
glib.GError:: command not found
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timorei
11 years ago
The theme should just pick one of the fallback, and if all fails, the default one.
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pablomoreno
11 years ago
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mattd
11 years ago
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timorei
11 years ago
It is used to render the bar, the widgets on the desktop and the folder-icon-containers.
The plasma theme determines what those components look like.
In my case it is a mixture out of three themes (you can mix and match under Systemsettings->advanced->design details):
BlackGlass (most of it)
Perfection
Eleonora
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thehayro
11 years ago
it really awesome. it's kinda making me more relaxed.
greetz
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nablaoperator
11 years ago
good work!
there's just one little thing: when you click on an item in dolphin, you get a little preview. the icon which is shown there could be a little sharper.
but anything else... perfect :)
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timorei
11 years ago
Problem here is: The original Humanity theme does not provide high-resulution icons for everything (64x64 and up) and contains a lot of scaled down(!?!) svg images. I did not quite understand the reasons for scaling scalable graphics, but I used the best-available ones for each png file.
Unless I find something like "the 256x256 versions" of the Humanity icons to scale from, I am aftraid I cannot make sharper ones for the dolphin preview pane. :(
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