Closed jcuenod closed 5 years ago
SVGO is easy to install and to run.
Install svgo, if you are Debian user, run:
apt install svgo
If you are Arch user, run:
sudo pacman -S svgo
Run like:
svgo zotero.svg -o zotero.svg
You forgot of adding monochromatic icons in the folder 16 and symbolic.
Just a little suggestion, you need to use vivid colours, because Suru++ 20 is vivid while Suru++ Ubuntu is desaturated.
Please follow my design guidelines: https://github.com/gusbemacbe/suru-plus/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md
Did you draw this icon with Gravit Designer? Did you use the file from the beta branch?
I used inkscape. Do I need to use gravit?
No I didn't use the template (but that seems to require gravit). I just grabbed an existing icon from the set and modified it (but, to be honest, I don't remember which one)
Use only if you know. Since it is a SVG file, you can use Inkscape, but be careful for not ungroupping the files, because it will lose the originality and will be different of other icons. Copy any existing icon from apps/scalable and modify with Inkscape.
I will plan to replace Gravit for Inkscape or Karbon and to redesign every icon because exporting to SVG will be no longer free in the future versions of Gravit.
Maybe it's too desaturated and/or too dark. I'm not sure how the rendering bug works so maybe I've done something bad. I haven't used SVGO or anything to optimize the file size...
(Fixes #37)