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All right, all right, long time no blog 😕
Here goes a small pack of icons for mobile phones: Nokia 6300, 6680, N95 and Motorola V3i. |
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Quantum physics, Retro computing and Geeky stuff
Quantum physics, Retro computing and Geeky stuff
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All right, all right, long time no blog 😕
Here goes a small pack of icons for mobile phones: Nokia 6300, 6680, N95 and Motorola V3i. |
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I love you icons, keep up the good work!
That’s rad dude. Awesome work; keep it up. 🙂
Thanks guys !
I think that you can see dia project at http://live.gnome.org/Dia and collaborate to the project with your very nice icons.
Original dia icons are very … ugly. 😉
Yeah, I already thought about that !
I’m thinking about a cool way to transfrom SVG’s into Dia’s format. I should probably start with what this guy’s done : http://www.jcartier.net/spip.php?article39 (sorry, french only… But the artwork, though not very “tangoish”, is really cool !). This script: http://www.softia-systems.net/contribs/dia_split_svg.py is supposed to split the SVG file into what’s used by Dia. If this works, I’ll send to Dia’s folks a few sheets of icons.
Hummm, unfortunately Dia’s SVG support … well, I hate to say this, but … kinda sucks 🙁
It seems that only a very few subset of the SVG standard is supported. This means that’s most (if not all) of Inkscape’s goodness is lost (shades, gradients, tranformations, transparencies, …). Until this is “fixed”, I believe we’ll be stuck with crappy looking shapes.
This sucks because Free Software deeply needs alternatives to MS Visio and Dia *is* a good candidate !
I’ll pull Dia’s sources from CVS. Hopefully things changed…
Any chance you will add a Nokia E61 icon? Please!
Ken: i’ll see what I can do 😉
Can these icons be freely used? I have written an open source application that allows you to send sms messages trough bluetooth. And would like to use one of these icons.
http://code.google.com/p/phonetooth/
Yes, these are free, of course! There’re released under GPLv2 (the licence is inside the svg metadata). There might be some pb with phonetooth, which is GPLv3 (if i’m correct). I guess I can re-release them under GPLv2+ or release a specific icon for phonetooth if necessary.
Phonetooth is GPLv2, so no problem 🙂
Thanks for the great icons.
OK, my fault. I pulled phonetooth from svn, and since the COPYING file is actually a link to /usr/share/automake-1.10/COPYING, it was pointing on my filesystem to the GPLv3 preamble. Keep up your good work with phonetooth !
Your icons are great! I’m curious if its possible to get permission to use one of them under a Creative Commons license. Is this possible, or are they derived from GPLv2 sources?
Hi Mark, no problem at all. Please, go ahead !