Tango icons for gEDA
22.04.2007 22:41
While I use a terminal to do most of my work I do often use Nautilus to move files around and sort things into directories. It's quite annoying when I get just a lot of default "foot" icons when I'm working with files made with gEDA (which is a lot these days).
So, here's my second try at making icons:
(These icons are derived from the text-x-generic icon of the Tango base icon theme and are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license)
Update: Added icons for PCB layouts and Gerber files. SVG versions.
Tomaz,
These are downright beautiful icons, and very nifty as well. I have a quick question about the licensing, though:
So, under the attribution share-alike license, can I use these icons as part of a commercial website, for instance, provided that I attribute them to you?
This is the first time I've worked on a commercial project, really, and thus the first time I've had to worry about these sorts of things.
Thanks, abacon
Hi Abacon
Yes, you can use the icons on a commercial web site. You must attribute them to me and state that they are licensed under the CC-BY-SA 2.5.
Also check the creativecommons.org site - they have a nice FAQ.
On which web site are you going to use them?
