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[minor] Color of cpp and executable files could be different

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gregormi
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Breeze introduced a nice concept of icon coloring,
- e.g. .cpp files are green,
- .h files are red etc.

It would be nice though if executable files which currently have the same color as .cpp files would have a different color. That would make them discoverable easier.

In the attached screenshot the "kompare" file is executable whereas the surrounding cpp files are not.

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Color suggestion?.
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Uri_Herrera wrote:Color suggestion?.


Maybe red for "executable".

(Or magenta because .h files are already red)
(Or make .h files a color not as "important" as red)
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Oh, pardon me. Color suggestion for .cpp. The color of the executable mimetype is green.
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Color suggestion for .cpp: maybe orange like the .py files? Or mint green like .cs files but that would be again similar to the executable green.
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See also viewtopic.php?f=285&t=130558.

Should I file a bug for this here https://bugs.kde.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=Breeze to have the issue properly tracked?

EDiT: see here: https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/126749/
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I think a detail on it can be in different color... for example the "arrow" in the icon can be yellow. easy for an eye to catch :)
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here is my vision

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aramgrigoryan wrote:here is my vision


Hi aramgrigoryan

you can choose between the different colors from the mimetype folder. we have design guidelines what is good because then we don't have to discuss whout is good or not.

cheers
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andreas_k wrote:you can choose between the different colors from the mimetype folder. we have design guidelines what is good because then we don't have to discuss whout is good or not.


i see your point,
thanks


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