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("network" should be a places icon, so it may also be used for places.)
(Consequences of talking stuff over with dobey.)
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                             follow the shared MIME info standard.
                             follow the shared MIME info standard.
  folder-home              -> user-home
  folder-home              -> user-home
folder-red              -> svn cp to folder-root *
  folder-red,
  folder-red,
  folder-blue,
  folder-blue,
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  folder-orange,
  folder-orange,
  folder-violet,
  folder-violet,
  folder-yellow            -> keep for now, but try to bring up some
  folder-yellow            -> Keep for now, but try to bring up some
                             substitute functionality, like tinting
                             substitute functionality, like tinting
                             folders by code, or putting the regular
                             folders by code, or putting the regular
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  link                    -> emblems/emblem-symbolic-link
  link                    -> emblems/emblem-symbolic-link
                             (blow up to the full icon size)
                             (blow up to the full icon size)
  network-wired            -> network *
  network-wired            -> network-workgroup
                            (alternative: devices/network-wired)
  network-local            -> svn rm
  network-local            OK * (or network-workgroup if that one
                                is not renamed in the spec)
  trashcan-empty-alt      -> svn rm, or move to alternative/
  trashcan-empty-alt      -> svn rm, or move to alternative/
  user-trash              OK
  user-trash              OK
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<pre>
<pre>
folder-root
  The icon used for the root directory of a filesystem.
  folder -> mimetypes/inode-directory
  folder -> mimetypes/inode-directory
   ...also, include more explanation about how the icon naming
   ...also, include more explanation about how the icon naming
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   and which mimetype icons from there should really be in a
   and which mimetype icons from there should really be in a
   minimal icon theme like the ones that the naming spec defines.
   minimal icon theme like the ones that the naming spec defines.
network
  The icon used for generic network places and connections.


  network-workgroup -> network-local
  network-workgroup -> network-local
   The icon for local networks and workgroups within the network.
   The icon for local networks and workgroups within the network.
</pre>
</pre>
== Stuff that needs to be done in the code ==
* Replace root folder occurrences (folder-red) with drive-harddisk?
  (Discuss with kde-usability first.)
* Use folder-remote in remote:/.

Revision as of 09:07, 5 July 2007

Specification compliance of icon names

Icon names without trailing stars already exist in the freedesktop.org icon naming specification.

 file-broken              -> rework into emblems/emblem-unreadable.
                             Currently only in use by apps/libs as
                             "image could not be loaded" substitute.
 folder                   OK with the current spec, but it
                             really belongs to mimetypes as
                             inode-directory *, in order to
                             follow the shared MIME info standard.
 folder-home              -> user-home
 folder-red,
 folder-blue,
 folder-brown,
 folder-cyan,
 folder-green,
 folder-grey,
 folder-orange,
 folder-violet,
 folder-yellow            -> Keep for now, but try to bring up some
                             substitute functionality, like tinting
                             folders by code, or putting the regular
                             folder on a colored background.
 folder-bookmarks,
 folder-development,
 folder-html,                
 folder-image,
 folder-important,
 folder-locked,
 folder-print,
 folder-sound,
 folder-tar,
 folder-txt,
 folder-video             -> svn rm
                             (emulate with folder + emblem overlay)
 link                     -> emblems/emblem-symbolic-link
                             (blow up to the full icon size)
 network-wired            -> network-workgroup
 network-local            -> svn rm
 trashcan-empty-alt       -> svn rm, or move to alternative/
 user-trash               OK
 user-trash-full          OK **

 * suggesting this for inclusion into the icon naming specification
 ** not in the spec, but let's keep it out of there anyways,
    it's not really suited to be a standard icon

To do for Oxygen

Icons that are in the spec, but not yet in Oxygen's places/ (after renaming) so they need to be added. Descriptions taken from the specification.

 folder-remote
   The icon used for normal directories on a remote filesystem.

 network-server
   The icon used for individual host machines under the
   “Network Servers” place in the file manager.
   (Editor's note: a computer in a network.)

 start-here
   The icon used by the desktop's main menu for accessing places,
   applications, and other features. (Editor's note: Seems like
   we want to move apps/kmenu to places/start-here.)

 user-desktop
   The icon for the special “Desktop” directory of the user.

Summary of the suggested changes and additions

The ones marked with * and should therefore go into the icon naming specification, presented here in a shorter list for a better overview. Including a suggested short description text like needed for inclusion in the spec.

 folder -> mimetypes/inode-directory
   ...also, include more explanation about how the icon naming
   specification interacts with the shared MIME info specification,
   and which mimetype icons from there should really be in a
   minimal icon theme like the ones that the naming spec defines.

 network-workgroup -> network-local
   The icon for local networks and workgroups within the network.

Stuff that needs to be done in the code

  • Replace root folder occurrences (folder-red) with drive-harddisk?
 (Discuss with kde-usability first.)
  • Use folder-remote in remote:/.