Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard 9A499 Icons and Screenshots
ThinkSecret has published another gallery of images from the latest build of Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) with a focus on many of the new Finder icons which are displayed in high resolution screenshots.
They note that Apple's Leopard icons support higher resolution icons than the 128x128 pixel size limit in previous versions of Mac OS X. Accordingly many of the Finder icons resolutions have been increased.
They note that Apple's Leopard icons support higher resolution icons than the 128x128 pixel size limit in previous versions of Mac OS X. Accordingly many of the Finder icons resolutions have been increased.
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59 months ago
Can someone explain to me why we need higher resolution icons? They're ridiculously big is at is already.
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59 months ago
Can someone explain to me why we need higher resolution icons? They're ridiculously big is at is already.
P-Worm
The higher the standard resolution gets for new machines, the smaller those icons are going to seem at a maximum size/magnification.
59 months ago
Can someone explain to me why we need higher resolution icons? They're ridiculously big is at is already.
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Big screens, higher native res on the already big screens, and also to be cool.
59 months ago
Can someone explain to me why we need higher resolution icons? They're ridiculously big is at is already.
P-Worm
agreed. It's not really worth it at all in my opnion... can someone tell me why it would be? Resolution independence?
59 months ago
Can someone explain to me why we need higher resolution icons? They're ridiculously big is at is already.
P-Worm
As screen resolutions get better, and screens get larger everything will need to be vector or extremely high resolution.
59 months ago
expose icon is ugly
Same for Spaces and Screen Sharing. I hope they're just placeholders.
59 months ago
I hate hate hate those new blue folders. Really hate them. What are they thinking?
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