Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala icon theme available for download
Canonical is launching a new icon set called Humanity for Ubuntu 9.10. The new operating system should be available to download in a couple of weeks, but if you can't wait that long and don't want to download a pre-release alpha version of Ubuntu 9.10 you can download the Humanity icon set and use it on earlier versions of Ubuntu.
You can also install the icon set by opening a terminal and typing (without quotes): "sudo apt-get install humanity-icon-theme".
The new set includes icons for actions, animations, applications, devices, categories, and a whole slew of other areas.
The entire icon set weighs in at 1.4MB and each icon is saved in Scalable Vector format which means the icons should look good in a variety of resolutions. You can read more about the new icons at the Ubuntu Wiki.
[via Ubuntu Mini]
You can also install the icon set by opening a terminal and typing (without quotes): "sudo apt-get install humanity-icon-theme".
The new set includes icons for actions, animations, applications, devices, categories, and a whole slew of other areas.
The entire icon set weighs in at 1.4MB and each icon is saved in Scalable Vector format which means the icons should look good in a variety of resolutions. You can read more about the new icons at the Ubuntu Wiki.
[via Ubuntu Mini]












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Subscribe to commentsMattOct 4th 2009 8:58AM
Hell yes! It's about time Ubuntu icons got updated. Not that anything was wrong with the old ones, but the fresh graphics will be very welcome. Also SVG icons are the best thing since sliced bread - how no one thought of that sooner is beyond me. Now if only all the software in the Linux ecosystem got the memo and started using them...
ksw144000Jan 4th 2010 11:50PM
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