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language icons are too big

Open ramottamado opened this issue 7 years ago • 9 comments

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language icons used for representing keyboard layout in the statusbar are too big, can you resize it? thanks

ramottamado avatar Dec 06 '16 04:12 ramottamado

@wa4557 Is that how it's supposed to look?

palob avatar Jan 04 '17 23:01 palob

Yes. This is how they are supposed to look. There is no way (readably) fitting all language abbreviations onto a smaller canvas.

andia89 avatar Jan 05 '17 09:01 andia89

Yea, it's not possible to reduce the size of the letters, however maybe the solution is not to reduce all sizes but just vertical, keeping the same letters size on it.

just draft: image -> image

image -> image

hlechner avatar Jan 07 '17 12:01 hlechner

Is this after stripping 1px padding from above and below the letters?

palob avatar Jan 07 '17 13:01 palob

It's just a very fast draft, in this case I've changed 2px from top and 2px from bottom, Maybe it's need more tweak on it.

hlechner avatar Jan 08 '17 01:01 hlechner

Makes we wonder why use that white thing in the first place instead of just the latters. As a representation of a key?

We could implement your solution by script but maybe it looks a bit squeezed with the numbers.

palob avatar Jan 08 '17 11:01 palob

@hlechner I think the idea is that it is supposed to look like a key, that's why it has this square shape. If we don't make it square we can remove the rectangle completely

andia89 avatar Jan 08 '17 11:01 andia89

Ok guys I played around a bit with these icons. Making them smaller is not doable with just scripting, and I'm not going this shitload of icons by hand :/ So we either keep them in the present form or we are doing the GNOME thing and keep the letters and remove the rectangle altogether.

I personally would keep the current icons, but removing the rectangles would be fine as well

andia89 avatar Apr 23 '17 08:04 andia89

In GNOME those icons aren't used anymore, it's just plain text now. Are those icons needed anyway? I mean, it's just letters and maybe a rectangle along with it so there's hardly anything to carve a distinct "Numix design out from. Are there still cases where inherited original icons look out of place?

palob avatar Feb 16 '23 23:02 palob