Thinking recently it might be time to put this program I was working on, in the application menu and not invoke it all the time from the command line.
Which means I’d call up Icon-O-Matic and make some stupid icon for it. This is a skill that I clearly have not cultivated - neither the graphic design, nor the tool. Is there a process or maybe a tutorial or something that would really put the “o-matic” in Icon-O-Matic?
Not an artist myself, but you could start here maybe?
https://www.haiku-os.org/docs/userguide/en/applications/icon-o-matic.html
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Until we take over power and enable the return of BeOS-style bitmap icons (not saying “by force”, but …), you can use this workaround.
Or you can promise @zuMi a box of chocolate to make you an icon …
What a beautiful tutorial, language neutral even!
Great to have!
Thanks Gerasim
Look here too:
https://www.besly.de/haisly2.besly.de/index.php/painting/icon-o-matic/icon-o-matic-creating-a-simple-icon
https://www.besly.de/haisly2.besly.de/index.php/painting/icon-o-matic/how-to-add-a-icon-to-a-binary
https://www.besly.de/haisly2.besly.de/index.php/painting/icon-o-matic/icon-o-matic-tips-and-tricks