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Re: Some suggestions
by hgj on Friday 18/Apr/2008, @16:42
Don't agree. Not every icon has to look like what the application does. Think about logos. How does the coca-cola logo look like? What does the acrobat-reader icon show? Why does the kde "start-menu" have a icon with an "K" and not an picture of a small menu?
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Re: Some suggestions
by Dave on Saturday 26/Apr/2008, @08:12
Actually Coca-Cola is a very bad example in this context because the white on red "logo" only stands for _one_ product. All the other products (Fanta, Sprite, ...) by that company are quite different in shape, color etc.
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