Hello Friends,
I am working on creating some custom icons for Papirus icon theme. I do not like the xterm icon. Actually, most of the terminal/shell icons are a greater than sign followed by an underscore, which is not very helpful in terminal identification by image. Anyway, i made an xterm icon in svg format. I used the X org logo and a greater than sign. Nothing special but it looks better than the Papirus icon in my opinion.
I noticed that my svg, which is 420x420 pixels is a smaller file size than the 48x48 pixel Papirus icon
I have no idea why he Papirus icon is over 1kb larger. I wanted to replace the Papirus icons, then i noticed that the xterm icon is a symbolic link to a utilities-terminal svg file. I see that each icon size contains an svg and symbolic links to these svg images. Is this really true or am i missing something? svg images are scalable, so shouldn't we be using one svg and changing the size? why does Papirus have various sizes, then symbolic links to those sizes?
I am confused. How should i replace these images with my custom image using only one (scalable) svg? can i specify the size in a symbolic link or do i really have to use the same svg with different width and height attributes, thus breaking the scalable part of svg?
Please advise if you know how this works.
I am working on creating some custom icons for Papirus icon theme. I do not like the xterm icon. Actually, most of the terminal/shell icons are a greater than sign followed by an underscore, which is not very helpful in terminal identification by image. Anyway, i made an xterm icon in svg format. I used the X org logo and a greater than sign. Nothing special but it looks better than the Papirus icon in my opinion.
I noticed that my svg, which is 420x420 pixels is a smaller file size than the 48x48 pixel Papirus icon
I am confused. How should i replace these images with my custom image using only one (scalable) svg? can i specify the size in a symbolic link or do i really have to use the same svg with different width and height attributes, thus breaking the scalable part of svg?
Please advise if you know how this works.