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On macOS using Dark Mode (Mojave), the Julia app's icons are very dark, quite a lot darker than everywhere else. This appears to be because the icons themselves are slightly transparent, not just the surrounding ('white') background:
True, the effect isn't displeasing, but the inconsistency may be a minor problem.
In the Finder the Julia app's icons are transparent, unlike, say, the icons of apps such as Keynote:
Apple's guidelines are here; I think they say that transparency should define shapes, rather than be used by the shapes themselves...
Edit: I worked out how to modify the icons and changed my local copy of Julia v0.6 (oh, the memories) to see what it looked like.
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On macOS using Dark Mode (Mojave), the Julia app's icons are very dark, quite a lot darker than everywhere else. This appears to be because the icons themselves are slightly transparent, not just the surrounding ('white') background:
True, the effect isn't displeasing, but the inconsistency may be a minor problem.
In the Finder the Julia app's icons are transparent, unlike, say, the icons of apps such as Keynote:
Apple's guidelines are here; I think they say that transparency should define shapes, rather than be used by the shapes themselves...
Edit: I worked out how to modify the icons and changed my local copy of Julia v0.6 (oh, the memories) to see what it looked like.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: