On Thu, 2007-08-16 at 15:30 +0200, Steven Garrity wrote: > With Diana gone from the project, perhaps it is worth reconsidering the > original goals of Echo. > Diana started it, but the Echo icons are now a community effort. > With both Tango and Oxygen going, I see two strong projects with > attractive and modern icon styles. I'd rather see Fedora team up with > one of these projects than start anew (with isometric icons at that). > > Thoughts? > > Thanks, > Steven Garrity > What's wrong with isometric icons? That's one of the things I really miss in tango. I think we should continue with the Echo effort, but it would be perhaps good to base them more on tango - i.e. use our styling and perspective, but mostly tango or gnome shapes. The echo icons are great so far, I even heard an opinion that they are better then oxygen icons, they have touch of Fedora and there would me many people disappointed if we stopped the effort. I think there is nothing wrong about working on our own project, but we could help with tango efforts as well, e.g. by actively participating in the Icon Naming Specifications, with creating similar icons in tango style for those, that are not in tango yet, etc. I am not sure however about the Oxygen icons. How do they look in small sizes, how open the development is, etc.? Martin
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