Re: User Poll: Do you have access to PNG libraries?

Oliver Graf wrote: By `normal' colours, I mean light background, dark foreground. If (like me) you have a dark background, then you need to use light foreground colours. Doing this for text is simple enough. Doing it for Xpm images is also straightforward (via xpm-color-symbols), provided that they have symbolic colours defined. However, if all of the images simply contain hardcoded colour settings, the overall appearance tends to get worse the further your colour scheme is from that of whoever designed the images. Worse still, once people start using full-colour images as icons and doing things like blending the edges of an image against a specific background colour, you end up with images that look crap against any other background colour. The one from the splash screen is a good example: That's an advantage (IMHO), but the main issue for me is symbolic colour names. -- Glynn Clements <glynn(a)sensei.co.uk&gt;