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Hi,
I'd like to congratulate, the Breeze theme is so powerful now. I just spotted some detail. Different metaphor of filling has been used in Breeze. Example for Libre Office: I can only tell you that I have trouble spotting the fill icon, be it in Inkscape or other apps. It does not improve over time too much. It makes me think. I propose to come back to the origins here unless there's something fundamentally unbearable (other than the "design the new" temptation). I guess we have similar story here as the one related to clipboard actions. |
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You are realy fast. the LO icons are in a merge request and not yet available in breeze. Uri don't merge the request now.
I add the link to the forum to the pull request. |
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To be honest while I re-used the LO screenshot, the discussion is more general - the new fill icon is in breeze already and apps use it (I mentioned Inkscape as an example). |
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Yes. I have never understood what a bucket has to do with fill this area/object with color. --------- But as I don't want to get into the borderline philosophical discussion of the last time I've changed it to a bucket. |
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Thanks Uri!
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You need a lot of color to fill a whole area and you don't need to be precise, hence you pour it out of a bucket instead of using a brush. |
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