
Black & White
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
19 years ago
Many icons are reworked, new icons
anonymous-hive
19 years ago
I hope more versions with more icons come out of this, and that it isn't just a one-time thing like so many are.
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anonymous-hive
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anonymous-hive
19 years ago
this is IMHO very useful for people
with a 1bit X-Terminal. Not that
there are plenty, but for those
who use it, the icon set is a
major improvement.
Sven
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anonymous-hive
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preater
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anonymous-hive
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anonymous-hive
19 years ago
You don't look both ways before you cross the street, do you?
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anonymous-hive
19 years ago
LCD/Monochrome-displays"
In no way does it 'explicitly say' that it is intended for *LCD/MONOCHROME* monitors, dick. Even if that's the authors intention, I believe the icons could be clearer and less "busy". Look at the whole icon set.
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anonymous-hive
19 years ago
for the visually impaired the more contrast and less noise there is the better.
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anonymous-hive
19 years ago
Actually, a friend stills e-mails with it. Another manual: "The basic components of the PC/XT Personal Computer consists of the System Unit, the keyboard and the
optional MONOCHROME DISPLAY." Same manual: "the IBM PC monochrome display".
Check your history first :-) The display is dark and paints with light, one color. That might explain the name.
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anonymous-hive
19 years ago
Monochrome \Mon"o*chrome\, n. [Gr. ? of one color; ? single + ?
color: cf. F. monochrome.]
A painting or drawing in a single color; a picture made with
a single color.
But.. from the free online Dictionary of computing:
Literally "one colour". Usually used for a black
and white (or sometimes green or orange) monitor as distinct
from a color monitor. Normally, each pixel on the display
will correspond to a single bit of display memory and will
therefore be one of two intensities. A grey-scale display
requires several bits per pixel but might still be called
monochrome.
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vitanova
19 years ago
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preater
19 years ago
*Simple* is fine though, and retro is all right too. :)
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