"Bluecurve" are isometric as well, and nevertheless, they work marvelously well down to resolutions of 24 pixels. Btw, I do prefer the isometric icons, too ;) As pointed out in my previous post, there are objective reasons which make "Bluecurve" perform so well (simple, good color scheme without excessive gradients/shades, distinct outlines, etc.). I wonder if you can take away all this without compromising the ergonomic level. > > We do have options in terms of giving the new icons more clarity at > smaller sizes. Modifying the palette to be a bit brighter is a good > idea. Also, we can institute a guideline of changing the perspective > of icons to be 'dead on' at sizes 24 px or less (and keep them > isometric at sizes > 24 px) > _______________________________________________ @xxxxxxxxxx http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/
