Way Too Much Ubuntu
I love the Tango icon theme for it's simplicity and uniformity, but I'm really tired of all the blue. I was thinking it would look nice if I could fade them all out to grey (reduce saturation, convert to black and white, etc.) and use them with one of the many nice grey gtk themes. But there's a TON of these things! Is there an app that I can just point at the theme directory and have it take care of this automatically?
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The app you are looking for is called ImageMagick and I believe it's already installed in Dapper.
The command to perform a conversion is 'convert'. You can find many examples on the official ImageMagick site.
Here is an example:
convert -modulate 100,0 input.png output.png
This will reduce saturation of image input.png to 0, and create image output.png out of it.
Last edited by IYY; August 29th, 2006 at 10:36 PM.
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Way Too Much Ubuntu
Ah ha, thanks!
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Sorry for the mega-kick, but it's better than opening a new topic, I'd say.
Basically I want to do the same as the topic-starter. My theme looks really nice now, but I want the applet-icons to be grey, that would finish it. So what I have to do is select all files in /usr/share/icons, and all files in the subfolders in that, and saturize them.
Can someone give a detailed how-to for that?
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