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EliverLara
Hello author, I like your icons very much, how can I apply them to Windows 10 system, ico format
Hello author, I like your icons very much, how can I apply them to Windows 10 system, ico format
You can convert them with magick, part of the imagemagick package: https://gist.github.com/azam/3b6995a29b9f079282f3
You can convert them with magick, part of the imagemagick package: https://gist.github.com/azam/3b6995a29b9f079282f3
Ok, thank you very much! My English is not very good hahaha, I also want to ask you a question, I watched the content of this post, about how do I go about making changes to this command, my needs: 1: I want to generate ICO files with a resolution of: 24X24, 2: output to the specified directory 3: select all svg files in the folder, how do I go about doing that, (╥╯^╰╥)
Sorry, I've never done it myself. I would think that the imagemagick manual has detailed instructions.
This theme is Linux/Unix/POSIX specific, following the name scheme standards from Freedesktop.org. These means: Linux/Unix/POSIX desktops. What you intend to do (convert a Linux icon theme into a Windows icon theme) is really in the 'very advanced user' or 'software developer' level of difficulty.
All icons in Candy icon theme are in SVG format. You may use converseen to do this task. This application is free software, uses ImageMagick as back-end and can convert multiple files at the same time (batch processing). The name scheme and path for each icon for Freedesktop standards is completely different to the standard used for Windows. You will end-up with a lot of ugly very-low-resolution icons with white background (no transparency), as shown in the following screenshot.
This theme is Linux/Unix/POSIX specific, following the name scheme standards from Freedesktop.org. These means: Linux/Unix/POSIX desktops. What you intend to do (convert a Linux icon theme into a Windows icon theme) is really in the 'very advanced user' or 'software developer' level of difficulty.
All icons in Candy icon theme are in SVG format. You may use converseen to do this task. This application is free software, uses ImageMagick as back-end and can convert multiple files at the same time (batch processing). The name scheme and path for each icon for Freedesktop standards is completely different to the standard used for Windows. You will end-up with a lot of ugly very-low-resolution icons with white background (no transparency), as shown in the following screenshot.
I'm clear, thank you very much