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Higher resolution UI assets? #275

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cipherboy opened this issue Mar 18, 2021 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #277
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Higher resolution UI assets? #275

cipherboy opened this issue Mar 18, 2021 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #277

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Figured I'd open an issue in case anyone has any thoughts.

I have a 14" 1440p x1c 4th gen. When I load scap-workbench on Fedora 33, I notice a lot of blobby pixels in most of the icons. This is because they're all 16x16 and they're rendering in a space double the size (32x32).

I'm able to find direct replacements for the following assets from the tango project:

  • benchmark.png == edit-paste
  • edit-undo.png == edit-undo
  • edit-redo.png == edit-redo
  • group.png == folder
  • value.png == text-x-generic
  • rule.png == preferences-system

The following assets don't have direct replacements:

  • collapsed-arrow.png
  • expanded-arrow.png
  • profile.png

The two arrows are easy enough to recreate (Inkscape and create a quick triangle shape, matching color), but what about profile.png? Could it be replaced with something from tango like x-office-spreadsheet?

Old:
profile

Suggested:
x-office-spreadsheet

I can also remove the pichart like so:
x-office-spreadsheet-edited

Lastly, what is everyone's preferences about size? I'd probably re-export at 64x64 or 128x128. I can directly use SVG assets as well (Tango provides such), but the issue is loading the customization takes a while if using SVGs. I'm not sure yet if 128x128 does the same; if it doesn't I'd prefer to go with that. Note that this only affects the source asset size, the file size in the GUI doesn't change.

Thoughts?

@cipherboy cipherboy self-assigned this Mar 18, 2021
cipherboy added a commit to cipherboy/scap-workbench that referenced this issue Mar 24, 2021
Started with Tango's x-office-spreadsheet, removed the database icon,
and added in the selection effect from the original Profile icon. This
remains faithful to the intent of the original icon while using
known-good assets from the Tango project as the base (and providing a
SVG as well for the future).

Resolves: OpenSCAP#275

Signed-off-by: Alexander Scheel <alex.scheel@canonical.com>
@cipherboy cipherboy linked a pull request Mar 24, 2021 that will close this issue
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