Free icons 1.0 software for linux

Smooth Icons is a mouse cursor theme.
This is my first upload for awhile so here we go. Its not going to be ready to package yet for quite awhile this is only a days work.
Enhancements:
- redid alot of icons
- added actions(magnify, find)

The SVG Icons project provides SVG icon themes for desktop environments, including KDE and GNOME. They provide high rendering quality due to anti-aliasing, and reduce the amount of disk space required.

SVG Icons project has a goal to provide Open-Source reference implementation of SVG icon themes for leading Linux and UNIX Desktop Environments, in particular (but not limited to) KDE3 and GNOME2 Desktop environments.

SVG implementation for icons and other User Interface elements provides better rendering quality (due to extensive usage of anti-aliasing), reduces amount of disk space used, and decreases download time for icon themes over the web.

Developing icons in SVG also dramatically reduces development cycle, and allows to deliver results quickly, in prompted timeframe.

The Korseby Icon Package is a rich set of XPM and PNG icons created for use for window managers without available icons.

The Korseby Icon Package now includes 452 several icons with 4 different backgrounds. Hopefully they can cover mostly all of the existing file associations.

Outpost is a powerful blogging suite which features CSS based skinning, a very feature-rich administration panel, and more.

It allows comments to be attached to posts and records how many hits are received. Outpost project was designed to simplify blogging for newbies.

This software took several months to write (on and off), and it is designed to be used by newbies and proffesionals. On the homepage of this blogging suite you will find many themes and mods.

This program contains icons that were created by rad-e8.

OpenWorld provides an icon theme for GNOME or KDE.

It aims to follow FreeDesktop icon theme spec.

This icons collection was built gradually over couple of years. Icons were made for various purposes: StarOffice presentations, illustrations, design documents, OpenSolaris.org website, my blog etc.

Most of them were drawn while waiting in public places, like airports or bus stands or at home if dial-up connection goes down to trickling bytes. It is perhaps the most complete icon theme made on Java Desktop System. I havent tested it on other Gnome or KDE desktops.

In the introduction about this collection I mentioned its design principle. It is done using SVG which is quite object oriented and one could easily reuse items from icon in another icon. Finally icons were rasterized to PNG using rsvg(1)

All icons are original and they do not intend to copy icons from any other operating system or icon theme. These are released under CDDL open source license. Feel free to copy the ideas for other icon themes!

laptop is a small theme designed to show the battery laptop status.

The theme look is based on aSensors theme. The basic idea, the battery icons and some of the code is from the sk_battery applet. Other parts are taken from the superkaramba examples.

After I made the first parts, I realized there is too much space left on the panel, so I put a mixer on the widget and a penguin to kill the useless applets (when on battery, I usually dont have internet connection, so I dont need eg. kopete and kcheckgmail).

Note that the penguin-menu appears only when the widget is locked.

I planned first this penguin to hibernate the computer, but this can be done using KLaptop, so it would b useless. If you want to include this feature, Ive left the icon in the pics directory, you can modify the code, eg. by uncommenting and modifying the last line in laptop.theme.

Dont forget to modify the paths for the icons in laptop.py!

Glass Icons Theme provides a full transparent set of icons.

Full Transparent SVG Icons, are in beta-test.

This is the first public release.

FancyZoom is a fancy zoom. Actually it is not really that fancy.

I was surfing the net on my machine at home (equipped with a 14 inch monitor) and some of the icons were just too small to be interpreted into something recognizable by my strained eyes and thus FancyZoom was born.