Postpostmodern — Speaking of web development.

Dec 18 2008

Several days ago, I posted a suggestion for a new icon for iTerm, a terminal app that many developers prefer over the standard Terminal app. The first version was just a few standard Leopard icons thrown together. A few days later, I updated the icon with a more balanced, albeit less-colorful, version featuring a vectory globe.

At the developers’ request, I have updated it once again. The color has been brought back to the globe, and the smaller versions (32px and 16px) have been simplified a bit for a cleaner appearance. I encourage you to try the new version. You can click it to download the .icns file, which may be placed inside iTerm.app/Contents/Resources. Enjoy.

And the ensuing discussion…

Dec 18th, 2008 at 9:12 pm stacie

That looks fantastic!

Now You

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Postpostmodern is the name of this site and my alias on most of the web. There's nothing really special about the name Postpostmodern. I studied art in college during the years after postmodernism, and nobody knew how else to classify the state of things other than silly words like postpostmodernism.

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