Cygwin icon

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Here it is.

It should work everywhere. I have tested it in XP and ME. In XP it looks 
ok, in ME and other OSes that doesn't have alpha channel for icons, it 
can look pixelated. I cannot do more, I am not a pixel artist :(
I tried to respect the original Cygwin icon design as much as I could.
The icon is in the sizes commonly  used by Windows, but if someone is 
interested I have the icon in bigger sizes (up to 72x72).

Igor Pechtchanski wrote:

>On Fri, 2 Apr 2004, IrYoKu wrote:
>
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>
>>Hi,
>>
>>I have made a icon (based on the original cygwin icon) for myself, and I
>>think that *maybe* it can be useful to other people.
>>
>>Features:
>>  - Color depths:  4, 8 and 32 bit
>>  - Sizes:            16x16, 32x32 and 48x48
>>  - File size:        25 kbytes uncompressed and 10 kbytes bzipped
>>
>>Can I send it to the mailing list as an attachment?
>>
>>Regards,
>>IrYoKu
>>    
>>
>
>Sure, go ahead and send it in.  This list *loves* binary attachments...
>I've got to warn you, though -- if you didn't make sure that this icon
>works on everything from Win95 and WinNT4 up to Win2k and WinXP, you'll be
>hearing complaints about it (and it won't be made a default until it's
>guaranteed to work everywhere).
>	Igor
>P.S. Any chance you can fit an otter on it somewhere, too? ;-)
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