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Published: 2009-11-28 22:49:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 22041; Favourites: 167; Downloads: 4732
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Tupperware(R) for your dock! Stack-able transparent stack icons in multiple flavors. Inspired by Tango for OS X by ~Sekkyumu [link] ( preview wallpaper is a blue'd Quilted Northern by =turnpaper [link] )TIP: Here's a simple visual tutorial on how to use these in Leopard/SL [link]
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Lovely work but I don't know how to use it. Your tutorial link does not work for me and I am currently into El Capitain. Thanks so much
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This stacks are awesome 
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Glad you like them, they were a quickie really. Thanks for the link. I like your thumbnail preview better!!! [link] [link]
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I did as I could, it's a bit... upside down! 
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It looks great and your post is pushing me over the 10K pv mark. Thanks!!
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Gosh, you were inspired by some of the oldest tango icons, and you ended with something quite modern looking, if I didn't know, I would have said these icons were from Gnome-Colors !
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You are right too, I stumbled on Gnome User trash here [link] and wanted to make a matching stack but it didn't work just right so I ended up looking at Olivier Charavel's Tango work as well. A mix maybe.
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Anyway, this looks good.
By the way, Olivier Chavarel did only make Tango available in icns, as far as I know he did not really create them, did he ?
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Not sure, Olivier says they were made from scratch but I don't know the history. But you're right really, the ultimate inspiration probably came from the early Gnome-colors icons by Victor. Softpedia describes their lineage as "GNOME-colors is an icon theme largely based on GNOME, with some icons/ideas from Tango, Elementary, and Discovery".
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AWESOME! How do I use these and keep the icon in front instead of the icon disappearing when you download something? THANKS!
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Here's a simple 3 step visual tutorial on making a stack with theses on Leopard [link]
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