On 2011-07-07, Marcelo Acuña wrote: >> > (1) The open-save-print group: in each case there's a white >> > square/rectangle above a darker square/rectangle. In the old (classic) >> > icon set, the icons for open and print are on the diagonal. Could that >> > be done here to make a clearer distinction?
>> > (2) The emphasis-noun-apply last group: in each case the major part >> > of the icon is the letter A with a smaller distinguishing part. >> > Perhaps that should be reversed -- the distinguishing part enlarged >> > and the A reduced? >> I agree that the icons should be distinctive even at first >> glace -- not only >> for older eyes but also for small screens. > My problem is that big icons are still too small for my eyes. Would your problem be solved with more distinctive icons at the current size, do you require icons bigger than available now, or both. The new icons are (as far as I remember) (mostly) taken from OpenOffice/LibreOffice. Having the same set of icons for common tasks in different programs should also help recognization. OpenOffice has a number of icon styles. Could you try whether there is an icon style in OpenOffice that suits your needs? Or maybe another set of Gnome/KDE/Gtk icons? Maybe LyX could make use of this wide choice too. Günter
