Kopete crystalized icon

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this is more crystalized version for Kopete - a multiprotocol instant messenger...
contains size of 16x16, 32x32, 64x64 and 128x128
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18 years ago

1.1
- brightened and cleaned colours for IM systems (thanks for inspiration to caldroun)
- removed icons without smiley
- changed shots (third is transparent png)

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100871

18 years ago

Hey guys try out Kopete...its awsome...better dan Gabber

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secretmethod70

18 years ago

putting the dots ON the corners of the dialog box? Seperate pieces don't make for a good icon I don't think, and it would look much more smooth if it was just one piece with the dots over the corners of the dialog box.

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luci

18 years ago

you (and matthias) are maybe right about the tradition how icon should look (consistent shape, no holes in it, etc.) but if i would change it the whole original idea would gone and the icon will have no symbolisation as i created it:
my explanation of the icon (why it looks how it looks) is:
- four marbles represents four different IM systems (no matter which ones) = Kopete is multiprotocol chat klient
- these marbles also represents four users/heads "sitting" together (but still not so close in fact) and chatting about something = Kopete is multiuser chat client
- one marble (user head) says something (we know what ;)) in typo inside the comic bubble = Kopete uses text to chat/send messages and emoticons
- in addition to that all: when you look on the whole icon forgetting what it really shows (close your eyes a bit) you can find this:
when you connect these marbles by a virtual line (upperleft->bottomleft, then following the direction of bottom bubble shape right up to upperright red and one line from the center by the bubble-tail to bottomright blue, imagine they compose a letter "K" = stands for Kopete

i hope this explains why i don't want to destroy the composition...

luci

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venfiken

18 years ago

I have been looking for a KDE native IM client and thought this would be my solution. There is still a lot of work left to be done to this client before I can let go of Everybuddy.

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zwobits

18 years ago

Yes colors are great now, but i've one thing to say. I think the shape is too complicated to make a really good icon.
Perhaps you should arrange these colored dots in another way so that the icon consists of an easier shape.

Greetings Matthias

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Goamaus

18 years ago

I really like it!

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emumania

18 years ago

hwo can tell me what kopete is?

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dmacvicar

18 years ago

http://kopete.kde.org

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18 years ago

1.1
- brightened and cleaned colours for IM systems (thanks for inspiration to caldroun)
- removed icons without smiley
- changed shots (third is transparent png)

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