> > People are asking for SVG sources but icons aren't binary programs,
>
> They are both end results, in this case.
>
> > you don't have to compile a source to get the final icon
>
> You need to convert the source material (SVG) to get the end product
> (PNG).
>
> > and the is no rule saying that a PNG image needs to have an SVG
> > source.
>
> There is a rule saying that the "source" must be the preferred format
> for editing. Unless someone is editing the PNGs directly, PNG does
> not qualify as source.

so if i make a wallpaper with a digicam foto and i did the foto with my 
kodak camera that saves the pictures in a kodak format on the flashdist 
i have to make this data free because there are more picturinformation 
in it. and just the simple png image does not count as source? if i ake 
the wallpaper lgpl. maybe a bit stupid but hope you understand my 
point.

i would say for a pixel iconset the sources are pixel images and no 
vector images how the artist makes the pixel images is his work... and 
if he will do a svg icon set the svg files are the source.

llap skullbooks
(jan-victor krille)

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sorry 4 bad english 
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