[odf-discuss] Comments on adding ODF file icon to Apache

[Chris Puttick]

What document types do they currently provide file icons for? If ISO
filetypes aren't included in the list, how generic do are they?

Chris

On 02/08/07, Pete Harlow <peter.harlow at gmail.com> wrote:
> If you remember some time ago I made a set of file icons specifically for
> Apache and submitted these with the appropriate CLA to the project.
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> ------- Additional Comments From lars at umich.edu  2007-08-01 08:22 -------
> Is there anything needed beyond the CLA ?
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> ------- Additional Comments >From slive at apache.org  2007-08-01 16:38 -------
> I don't think we really want to start supporting dozens of very-specific
> document formats like this. This set of icons would almost double the number
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> configuration lines needed to activate fancyindexing.
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