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> and Faenza as its icon theme Faenza is/was the omega of icons. In an alternate timeline it rightfully became the only icons theme everyone need.
by johnchristopher 5y ago
> and Faenza as its icon theme
Faenza is/was the omega of icons. In an alternate timeline it rightfully became the only icons theme everyone need.
- Gualdrapo 5y agoThe thing with Faenza was the same reason it became popular - the uniformity of their outer shapes. Some people didn't liked them because it was hard for them to tell icons apart. I once worked with the KDE VDG on what they would do about the default icon theme for their (then future) Frameworks 5.0 release, and suggested several icons going in that trend (which was originated in the rage of those days of skeumorphism on smartphones and Apple icons for iOS) - but was told that - and that they needed to use the original icons for several apps, like Firefox, so no custom versions would be appropriate - no "adaptation" to outer squared shapes were possible