Those icons also look really good. I'm so glad all these open applications are getting a face lift; it makes them so much more appealing.<br><br><font face="Tahoma, Arial, Sans-Serif" size=2>
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<b>From</b>: Andreas Nilsson &lt;nisses.mail@...563...&gt;<br><b>Sent</b>: 01 July 2007 15:38<br><b>To</b>: joel@...1709...<br><b>Subject</b>: Re: [Inkscape-devel] Toolbar Icons in Windows</font><br><br>joel@...1709... wrote:<br>&gt; I have a question about standard toolbar icons. I notice that when I <br>&gt; run inkscape in Gnome in Ubuntu, the system provides some of the <br>&gt; standard icons in toolbar for things like Open, Save, Print, Cut, Copy <br>&gt; and Paste. These Ubuntu provided icons look really good (are <br>&gt; they Tango?). However, in the Windows version of Inkscape (or is it <br>&gt; GTK+ ?), the standard icons just look a little dreary, and washed out. <br>&gt; Is there any chance that the Windows users could have brighter icons <br>&gt; which follow the Windows style guidelines? - like the Silk Icons <br>&gt; (http://www.famfamfam.com/lab/icons/silk/), or for that matter any <br>&gt; icons which follow the Tango style guidlines?<br>&gt;<br>Hi Joel!<br>I assume you refer to the gtk+ stock icons that are being used in the <br>stable windows builds, and yes, they fit in somewhat bad on windows. <br>However, new gtk+ stock icons are coming in the next stable release <br>(gkt+ 2.12?). These should blend in a bit better with other windows <br>applications. Check out http://www.andreasn.se/blog/?p=45 for more details.<br>- Andreas<br><br>