Yasis offers a highly scalable set of icons for easy integration with different UI designs, expanding the options for customization.
Yasis is a highly scalable icon set that has earned its place as the default icon set for Dropline GNOME. The latest release, version 0.4.2, has added filesystems and mimetypes in 24x24 size for better visualization when opening or saving files, or when using Nautilus' list view mode.
The software is still undergoing development, but this release cements its position as one of the most useful icon sets around. However, it has been some time since the last update, so development may be considered to be in a mid-active state, in the absence of any recent releases.
To install Yasis, users can choose from two methods. The first is to drag the .tar.bz2 file and drop it in the preferences dialog. The second option is to unpack the iconset to either the ~/Icons or /usr/share/icons directory by following these steps: # tar -xvjpf yasis-.tar.bz2 -C ~/.icons.
Overall, if you're looking for a scalable and visually pleasing icon set for your system, Yasis is definitely worth considering thanks to its versatility and flexibility.
The software is still undergoing development, but this release cements its position as one of the most useful icon sets around. However, it has been some time since the last update, so development may be considered to be in a mid-active state, in the absence of any recent releases.
To install Yasis, users can choose from two methods. The first is to drag the .tar.bz2 file and drop it in the preferences dialog. The second option is to unpack the iconset to either the ~/Icons or /usr/share/icons directory by following these steps: # tar -xvjpf yasis-.tar.bz2 -C ~/.icons.
Overall, if you're looking for a scalable and visually pleasing icon set for your system, Yasis is definitely worth considering thanks to its versatility and flexibility.
What's New
Version 0.4.2: N/A