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customizable or else less personal login icons #2245

Closed lbestock closed 7 months ago

lbestock commented 1 year ago

This is a painful ticket for me. I really like the vestiges of the early project, the things that are personal. The yups and nopes. The spider button. The spider button can be turned off and will anyway be the hill I die on in terms of eradicating all personal stuff. It stays. Forever. But the login icons are ready to be rethought. A pharaoh's head and crook and flail only work in part of the world, and since I have sat in a meeting not that long ago when someone vibrated with anger and said he did not feel comfortable in the Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World because the images of classical art on the walls made him feel excluded.... Well, I want him to use Kiosk. The icons might make him feel excluded.

I also don't want my Tut mask to go away. Can we even imagine having options there? Like New World people can have Olmec heads or Easter Island moai? Although that is potentially offensive to someone too and no longer personal anyway, so maybe something more generic is wanted. How boring and dumb.

lbestock commented 1 year ago

Look, there is totally a moai icon: image

lbestock commented 1 year ago

Many. image And Olmec heads. Don't know how I feel about the world. image

urapadmin commented 1 year ago

they are all nice but you need to have the rights to publish them (something you just did) ! Do you?

urapadmin commented 1 year ago

To achieve something like this: image and this: image all that is necessary is having two custom images, of course, and this customization file:

:root
  --header-logo-img: url('/custom_file/images/mkap_logo_small.png')
  --current-user-svg: url('/custom_file/images/user.png')
  --user-password-svg: url('/custom_file/images/pwd.png')

😨 And the rights to use the images.

urapadmin commented 1 year ago

so, we are not exaggerating when we say that Kiosk itself was designed towards customization from the start

urapadmin commented 1 year ago

some documentation of Kiosk customization would be nice one day, but man, that'll be a task

urapadmin commented 1 year ago

@lbestock: now you have a task: Please give me two SVGs that we use as the standard svgs. Uronarti will keep its current ones through customization.

lbestock commented 1 year ago

Wie cool ist das, bitte? Our software is so rad. But this is totally unfair, I can't find/make icons and get ready for the cleaners at the same time.

urapadmin commented 1 year ago

can we cut the youth speak?

urapadmin commented 1 year ago

Wie cool ist das, bitte? Our software is so rad. But this is totally unfair, I can't find/make icons and get ready for the cleaners at the same time.

you don't have to do it right away. In general I am thinking about getting away from the copyright issue by designing our own icons. You guys have the skills, just perhaps not the time. That is something where (RISD) students could help, if they were in the least helpful. But as for the user-id and password icon, just do it when you have time to make one (don't find one! That runs into the copyright issues even if the images are open source because that often comes with the obligation to cite the creator somewhere)

lbestock commented 1 year ago

Oh but who could resist? Not me. Your first two are perhaps still too far from PC but pick up on familiar themes. Maybe we should have a whole range? image image

lbestock commented 1 year ago

Hm I like the Ark of the Covenant better a little heavier I think.

image

lbestock commented 1 year ago

image We have a Maya login. Bu we won't get a password to go along with it tonight.

lbestock commented 1 year ago

Needs line weight help.

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urapadmin commented 1 year ago

Oh but who could resist? Not me. Your first two are perhaps still too far from PC but pick up on familiar themes. Maybe we should have a whole range? image image

While the cowboy hat (I suspect it is meant to be an Indy hat) might work to symbolize a user (an indeed not very PC), the Ark of the Convenant (whatever that is) surely will not be recognized to symbolize a password universally. Also you must think about the size on the screen and look at what is left of the SVG when scaled down to something like 128x128px or even 64x64.

What about something simpler and more widely recognized for our default (why would we need a whole range unless we have a specific project wanting something specific?). Like a person and a key? I know, that's not fun, but I think we have to leave the fun behind here for the default.

Oh, and please don't use GitHub as the place for the files. We have the google drive for that: \Kiosk Shared Files\material_for_development\images.

lbestock commented 1 year ago

Super boring, but I guess you are right. Well, you have handcrafted boring boring person and key SVGs in the images folder.

urapadmin commented 10 months ago

okay, tried to use this after all. Can't. First: That's one file and not two files. Second: It is not an SVG. It only masks as an SVG. So I have no idea where you got those from, but they are bitmaps in an SVG frame.

lbestock commented 10 months ago

I made them in Illustrator myself. Hmpf.

lbestock commented 10 months ago

When I save them separately in Illustrator it gives me an SVG code button even. I don't know how else to do this - this is precisely what I did with all the spiders we use. There are at least now two files. I originally made the images as vectors in Illustrator and that is still definitely how I see them. Is it possible googledrive does something malign to them?

urapadmin commented 10 months ago

and now they are real svgs. You can see that easily: image The combined ones are waaaaaay larger.

urapadmin commented 7 months ago

Kiosk 1.5.23

luizaogs commented 7 months ago

This hasn't been released, right? Just making sure I'm not confused by the numbers again.

urapadmin commented 7 months ago

No, I only released the plugin yesterday. But I need to release it because now PVD has not login icons anymore.

luizaogs commented 7 months ago

MKAP too, it seems.

urapadmin commented 7 months ago

Kiosk 1.5.23.1

lbestock commented 7 months ago

PVD now boring. But BUAP now misses its pharaoh head (still has the crook and flail).

lbestock commented 7 months ago

And URAP has the pharaoh head but the password is the boring one instead of the crook and flail.

luizaogs commented 7 months ago

MKAP appears to only have a password icon (the key) currently. But the pharaoh is still there in the Hub.

Since it's Egypt, can we keep the pharaoh and crook and flail? How dumb, that this change is necessary at all.

luizaogs commented 7 months ago

I guess the question is where this has been released? Should we check all kiosks?

urapadmin commented 7 months ago

PVD now boring. But BUAP now misses its pharaoh head (still has the crook and flail).

BUAP? I have not rolled BUAP out, have I?

urapadmin commented 7 months ago

I have released MKAP, URAP, PASU and PVD, I think. It will roll out to all projects bit by bit and then we have to apply whatever icon a project actually wants. I will make sure in the next iteration that all Egypt projects have the pharaoh and crook and flail. Customization was a bit of a mess here (because it was not really necessary before). Seems I have to be a bit more systematic about it.

luizaogs commented 7 months ago

PASU looks correct.

urapadmin commented 7 months ago

Now systematically: Each of these needs to be installed and then the new clone/update custom config script executed with the result that the projects in Egypt have Pharaoh and Flail and the others the neutral icons.

urapadmin commented 7 months ago

06.II.24 18:00

All projects should be ready now. To achieve this I also had to update them to Kiosk version 1.5.23.1

urapadmin commented 7 months ago

paaaaaaaaaaaaaainful. I hope this is done now.

urapadmin commented 7 months ago

I just close this. It will show soon enough if there are icons missing.