Le mercredi 09 avril 2014 à 15:04 +0100, Ian Jackson a écrit :
> Matthias Klumpp writes ("Bug#741573: Two menu systems"):
> > Also think about HIDPI-screens in particular, where these small icons
> > don't make sense at all (in fact, they are so small that you often
> > can't even tell what they display).
>
> In situations like this, presumably the icons would need to be scaled.
Faced with such nonsensical words, let’s give a real-life example.
The three attached files are:
1. the evolution icon, optimized by upstream to 32×32, and
converted to XPM format with 1 bit of transparency (as mandated
by the Debian menu)
2. the original evolution icon, scaled at 96×96 pixels (the GNOME
shell menu size)
3. the XPM icon as scaled by GNOME Shell (before we rip it of the
Debian menu) to 96×96
I don’t think “antique” is an overstatement. And I do mean it in a
pejorative way.
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evolution.xpm
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evolution-96.png
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evolution-xpm.png
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