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This icon theme is a compilation of a few icon themes and a few sparse icons
found on [link] and [link]. It is by no means complete
but hopefully (in time) it will be. The theme is based on the reflection icon set by styrizo ([link]) and has
been enhanced with the minimal
perception set
by mandarancio
([link])
,the Black and White icon theme by carpelinx
([link]).
and the ecqlipse icon set by [link]
Credit is also given to the people involved in the Ekisho project, Jonas Rask,
Everaldo, Mike Moschini and hammergom
([link]) since
some of their icons are used in this theme.
I also included the openoffice reflection icons by a-RIP
([link]) so that the
theme is more uniform.
Moreover, the Kile icon used for kicker is from andrD
([link]) and the
Konsole icon from rowancompsciguy
([link]) and the KnetworkManager signal bars are taken from Krakatoa ([link]).
The script used to convert the icons is based on the one for Ekisho_Project.
I have created two mimetype icon sets, a black and a white. I could not decide
which one I preferred so I uploaded both. You will also find the original
mimetype icons based on the Black and White Icon set.
The above creative authors have produced and keep doing an amazing work so I
wish to thank them and express my gratitude for granting me their permission to
create and share this compilation
theme. Thank you!
HOW TO INSTALL:
1) Extract the downloaded file
2) cd Black_Reflections
3) run ./build_set (you will be asked to choose the colour of the mimetypes)
4) Use Kcontrol to install the created tar package.
Enjoy!
Changelog:
0.1: Initial release
0.3: Added both black and white mimetype icons
0.4: Added openoffice icons, some amarok navigation buttons and a few akregator icons.
0.5: Added:
rar icon
konsole icon
executable icon
lock-unlock session icon
kget icon
knetworkmanager signal icons (may change later)
kwallet (will change later)
updated script to show screenshot
0.6:
Changed:
- knetworkmanager signal bars
Added:
- switch user icon
- many systemsettings icons
found on [link] and [link]. It is by no means complete
but hopefully (in time) it will be. The theme is based on the reflection icon set by styrizo ([link]) and has
been enhanced with the minimal
perception set
by mandarancio
([link])
,the Black and White icon theme by carpelinx
([link]).
and the ecqlipse icon set by [link]
Credit is also given to the people involved in the Ekisho project, Jonas Rask,
Everaldo, Mike Moschini and hammergom
([link]) since
some of their icons are used in this theme.
I also included the openoffice reflection icons by a-RIP
([link]) so that the
theme is more uniform.
Moreover, the Kile icon used for kicker is from andrD
([link]) and the
Konsole icon from rowancompsciguy
([link]) and the KnetworkManager signal bars are taken from Krakatoa ([link]).
The script used to convert the icons is based on the one for Ekisho_Project.
I have created two mimetype icon sets, a black and a white. I could not decide
which one I preferred so I uploaded both. You will also find the original
mimetype icons based on the Black and White Icon set.
The above creative authors have produced and keep doing an amazing work so I
wish to thank them and express my gratitude for granting me their permission to
create and share this compilation
theme. Thank you!
HOW TO INSTALL:
1) Extract the downloaded file
2) cd Black_Reflections
3) run ./build_set (you will be asked to choose the colour of the mimetypes)
4) Use Kcontrol to install the created tar package.
Enjoy!
Changelog:
0.1: Initial release
0.3: Added both black and white mimetype icons
0.4: Added openoffice icons, some amarok navigation buttons and a few akregator icons.
0.5: Added:
rar icon
konsole icon
executable icon
lock-unlock session icon
kget icon
knetworkmanager signal icons (may change later)
kwallet (will change later)
updated script to show screenshot
0.6:
Changed:
- knetworkmanager signal bars
Added:
- switch user icon
- many systemsettings icons
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I really like this!but how can I use it without KDE……