icon theme directory layout

[edscott wilson garcia]

El lun, 23-02-2004 a las 22:00, Brian J. Tarricone escribió:
> hi all-
> 
> i'm playing with GtkIconTheme a bit more, and there's a bit of a 
> problem.  there's the easy quick-and-dirty non-standard-compliant 
> solution: stick an index.theme file in each directory under 
> /usr/share/xfce4/themes that points to itself.  this, however, is not 
> standards-compliant  
> (http://freedesktop.org/Standards/icon-theme-spec/icon-theme-spec-0.8.html#directory_layout).  
> what we should really do is rearrange it so we have themed dirs that 
> look like this (this will only look right with a fixed-width font):
> 
> /usr/share/xfce4/themes
>   `-- Lush/
>       |-- index.theme
>       |-- scalable/
>       |   `-- apps/
>       |       `-- *.svg
>       |-- 48x48/
>       |   `-- apps/
>       |       |-- *.png (48x48 images)
>       |       `-- *.xpm ( "   " )
>       `-- 24x24/
>           `-- apps/
>               |-- *.png (24x24 images)
>               `-- *.xpm ( "   " )
> 
> the index.theme file is pretty simple:
> 
> [Icon Theme]
> Name=Lush
> Comment=The Lush Theme
> Directories=scalable/apps,48x48/apps,24x24/apps
> [scalable/apps]
> Size=48
> Context=Applications
> Type=Scalable
> [ ... and so on ... ]
> 
> this is the "right way" to do it, and i wouldn't mind doing the tedious 
> work of reorganising everything.  well, ok, i'm not really looking 
> forward to it, but i'll do it anyway.
> 
> so, what do we think?  and if i do move them, how should i do it?  just 
> do 8 million cvs removes/adds?  of course we lose the cvs history by 
> doing that... but then again i somewhat doubt that the icons have all 
> that much history...

The layout looks much like what I've seen in KDE but not GNOME. Most 
mime-icon themes would also fit nicely into the structure. I can't wait
to see it done.

:-)

Edscott

> 
>     -brian
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