Iconfactory released another set of cool Halloween Icons into their freeware collection. This years is much better than last years litho series.
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Gone Me… now that’s an inside joke 
How do you convert the icons for Linux?
Peter: I was able to use the windows ico files directly. Opening my nautilus properties dialog for a directory or computer icon, click the icon image in the upper left. Then choose one of the ico files you downloaded, it should just work.
My name is Bryan Clark, I’m a User Experience Designer working with Mozilla Messaging on Thunderbird; currently living in the Vancouver, BC area. I have interests in design, economics, architecture, and beer. Previous to my work with Mozilla I was one of a select few Interaction Designers at Red Hat, working on their Desktop Team, OLPC, GNOME, Online Desktop and many other projects.
This blog focuses mainly on my work driving design in an open source context.
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