Do we need another Echo?

[Steven Garrity]

Thanks for the thoughtful responses.

I thought it might be worth re-evaluating the original purposes for Echo 
now that Diana is gone, and Tango is a bit more mature.

Of course, if people want to dedicate their time to the project, that is 
their prerogative and I don't want to be too negative about that.

Oh, and yet, Oxygen is a KDE project, but a nice icon style is a nice 
icon style :-)

Cheers,
Steven Garrity

Nicu Buculei wrote:
> Steven Garrity wrote:
>> With Diana gone from the project, perhaps it is worth reconsidering 
>> the original goals of Echo.
>>
>> With both Tango and Oxygen going, I see two strong projects with 
>> attractive and modern icon styles. I'd rather see Fedora team up with 
>> one of these projects than start anew (with isometric icons at that).
>>
>> Thoughts?
> 
> Luya and Martin took over Echo, so is up to them to define their current 
> set of goals.
> Echo development is not a blocker for Fedora, it goes in parallel and 
> if/when the set become good enough we can evaluate it use as a default.
> 
> Echo was indeed started by Diana as a personal project, but at the time 
> a lot more people were against using Tango as a default.
> And Oxygen is not for KDE?
>