Hello Kendy,
Terribly sorry for missing your mail :-( Can you please describe me the
problem more exactly? I can see the images, when I go eg. to
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/tree/icon-themes/tango/lc10713.png
and click "(plain)" after the "blob:
c18733cf1528e91ee4a60f6896d1c1d4fdd422a8", it opens correctly for me in
the eog.
Right, that's not as bad as I thought (maybe someone has changed
that..? dunno, really), just: wouldn't it be better, if the images
opened in the browser without me having to download them/open them in
a different app?
For sure it is not the most user-friendly way, but hopefully good for a
start?
Yes, having the image directly on the page without having to click
"plain" would probably help tremendously. Is that possible with cgit
at all?
And then, can we try moving the repository idea forward?
Sounds great to me - I'd be for an additional subdir in the core
repository wherever you choose; the rest of the artwork is there already
anyway...
That would be quite the economic idea. :) So, well, if you developers
don't mind designers committing to there regularly... On the other
hand, the artwork repository might occasionally use different licenses
from the rest of LibreOffice (i. e. CC etc.) and therefore it might be
good to have it separate (?).
Regards,
Astron.
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