Default Firefox icons are not... the default Firefox icons.
Paul Iadonisi
pri.rhl4 at iadonisi.to
Mon May 30 06:30:11 UTC 2005
On Mon, 2005-05-30 at 14:48 +1000, Rodd Clarkson wrote:
[snip]
> I like that mozilla looks consistent with the rest of my desktop,
> instead of the 'Good Old Days (tm)' when it stood out like a saw thumb.
Amen to that. IMNSHO, themeable apps are evil. Or at least themeable
apps that don't let me pick "use my desktop theme, dammit" for a theme
are evil.
;-)
> I'm not actually sure that FC4 isn't doing anything that the mozilla
> developers haven't helped happen.
Dang, a triple negative? Well, I followed it, at least. ;-) And
agree, of course. It's always good practice to have a good working
relationship with upstream developers. But if they don't like you
customizing their software, they should evaluate the terms under which
they've distributed their software.
That said, it is a little odd, and probably not a good idea to have a
theme named as it is upstream, but using different icons.
-Paul "getting fed up with developers deciding they don't like custom
distributions of their software when the license(s) they've *chosen*
explicitly allow it" Iadonisi
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