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2. 1

   Brain 
   

   Nice thanks for taking the time to make this, is it an exact clone of the latest Leopard build seeded to developers
4. 2

   erthgrl200 
   

   I really like the icon, but i do not have the know how to put on a system icon. non system icons i have done. any tips?

   thanks
6. 3

   Joe 
   

   Nice icon! Thanks.

   I agree, that it’d be wrong to take it from 9A499. So thanks a lot for going through the process of creating a “new” icon. I have absolutely no idea, what it takes to recreate such an icon, but i bet its not a job of 15 minutes. So, thanks a lot! :)

   Cheers, Niat
8. 4

   Marie D. 
   

   Very nice, thanks a lot. I just discovered your blog, it is truly beautiful, I’ll be coming back.
   Marie D.
10. 5

    Raven 
    

    I just wanted to tell you how beautiful your website and icons are. This is some of the most gorgeous and professional work I have seen, ever. That Terminal icon in the preview of Designer Icons – ! That alone is one of the most stunning things…
    Thank you so much for letting people use your icons, and be assured that the next time I need a designer, I know exactly where my business is going.
12. 6

    Raven 
    

    Also, would you mind if I were to promote you on the Apple Blog? I think the readers over there would love your stuff.
14. 7

    Neil Anderson 
    

    Thank you for the beautiful icon.

    For those wondering how to modify system level icons, try out Panic’s CandyBar app. It simplifies the process of changing system icons.
16. 8

    ex2bot 
    

    I had to change the ownership of System Preferences from “System” to my user before I could paste it over.

    To change an icon, click on the icon and press Get Info or command-I. Click the icon you want to copy over in the Get Info window. Click on Edit>Copy. Now, click on the icon in the Get Info window where you want to copy the icon. Click Edit>Paste.

    Bot

1. 9

   BlogTrage » Use (almost) Leopard’s SysPref icon (via Pingback)
   

   […] Those of you out there (I have no idea how many of you there are– we’re all Mac nerds, right? …right?) will have to join me in applauding reader Sebastiaan, who noticed that there was a new System Preferences icon in the latest Leopard build, and put it up for download. Spreading the actual icon (and the actual wallpaper, actually) is a no-no, but Sebastiaan’s icon is only based on the same design, and not a copy of the icon itself. […]

2. 10

   Leopar 9a499’daki görsel yenilikler - Mac Dünyası (via Pingback)
   

   […] Sistem Tercihleri simgesi, yanılmıyorsam Mac OS X tarihinde ilk kez deÄŸiÅŸtirilmiÅŸ. Yeni simge, iPhone’deki ayarlar simgesinin aynısı (bu ne iPhone sevdasıdır Jobs?). […]

3. 11

   Let the iPhone class-action lawsuits begin · Purple Lemon (via Pingback)
   

   […] Those of you out there (I have no idea how many of you there are– we’re all Mac nerds, right? …right?) will have to join me in applauding reader Sebastiaan, who noticed that there was a new System Preferences icon in the latest Leopard build, and put it up for download. Spreading the actual icon (and the actual wallpaper, actually) is a no-no, but Sebastiaan’s icon is only based on the same design, and not a copy of the icon itself. […]

4. 12

   Nuova icona per le Preferenze di Sistema (via Pingback)
   

   […] Ora, se non volete aspettare per averla correte su Cocoia Blog. Qui non troverete proprio il file dell’icona originale (Apple ne chiederebbe la rimozione immediata), ma l’icona ridisegnata proprio sulla base del modello leopardiano. Sappiamo che a Steve non piacciono troppe meline sullo schermo, le trova poco eleganti. Forse, quindi, la vecchia icona delle preferenze aveva i giorni contati. Addio, per sempre. PUBBLICITÀ PUBBLICITÀ postato da Simone Gambirasio il lunedì 30 luglio 2007 in: […]

5. 13

   Use Leopard’s System Preferences icon — sort of. « GracefulFlavor (via Pingback)
   

   […] There is a new System Preferences icon in the newest Leopard build, and it’s nice. Real nice. Dutch design student Sebastiaan de With created an almost-replica — because actually providing the .ICNS file from Leopard would be evil, naughty Zoot — and posted it for download. iPhone owners will recognize this new icon instantly. […]

6. 14

   Leopard - Icono Preferencias del sistema « Tuxlink (via Pingback)
   

   […] Pueden descargarlo desde aquí, para cambiar un poco a Tiger o cualquier sistema que usen. […]

7. 15

   shawnblanc.net » Leopard System Preferences (via Pingback)
   

   […] As much as I like the copy-cat Leopard System Prefs Icon I’m not going to download it. When I upgrade to 10.5 this fall I want to savor every little detail. Changing the icon now would be like buying my Haloween costume and wearing it around the house this weekend. It steals a little bit of the novelty. […]

8. 16

   Apple Blog » Preview.app zrobiÅ‚ siÄ™ Å‚adniejszy i nie tylko on [U]-K.A. (via Pingback)
   

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9. 17

   Cocoia Blog » Leopard; the Graphic side of things. (via Pingback)
   

   […] Most important for me, being an icon designer, the new icons make all the difference. Bigger, smoother, all around improved. Large aspects of the icon redesign were tools like Network Utility. Some tiny details; Front Row, the media system you can activate with your remote, has gotten a nice theater-seat icon, System Preferences has gotten a gorgeous new iPhone-stye icon, iChat’s has gotten minor shading tweaks. The Finder sidebar, which was quite an unclean affair in Tiger, now looks very clean and modern with the new icons for Music, Movies, Pictures and Documents (see Source List). […]