Am October 30, 2018 9:29:57 AM UTC schrieb Michael Meeks <michael.meeks@collabora.com>:
* Release Engineering update (Christian, Xisco)
   + 6.0.7 rc3 status
I was told yesterday that 6.0.7 final is already tagged and out. If not, I ask to include the fix 
for tdf#119020 "Icons are corrupted on Windows when scaling UI / OpenGL" 
https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/#/c/62686/
It's actually not Windows specific and the fix is simple IMHO.
I have two additional bugs / patches for icon handling, where I would like to get input. Would 
appreciate some input from design and marketing. /me hopes for not much bike-shedding, so I added 
some proposals, which are hopefully acceptable.
1. Change the icon scaling algorithm quality from ::Fast to ::Default or ::Best quality in 
https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=121082
* Proposal: just try ::BestQuality in 6.2 and eventually revert, if it turns out to be too slow?
* Is a slow first start acceptable, like comments in tdf#119020 suggest?
2. Deliver SVG icon sets
 * SVG icons supported since 5.3, but we don't ship the icon sets
 ** https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=51733
 * Initial WIP patch: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/#/c/62706/
 ** See long commit message and additional comments
 * Proposal for 6.2: ship extra SVG variants, so a user can select them manually but still switch 
to PNGs on problems?
 ** Defaults to pixelated PNG scaling, as status quo
 * Current patch provides zips for the SVG directories and automates links.txt creation for them
 ** Should a user explicitly select SVG themes?
 ** Should SVG be the default, so we can get rid of the PNG icon sets, if SVGs exist?
  ** Or automatic fallback, when we need to scale, so we combine both types in a zip? Icon may 
change when scaling.
  ** Are the PNG variants actually pre-created from SVG?
  ** For OpenGL scaling is actually done in HW with shaders.
I won't make it to ESC today.
Jan-Marek
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