Add Gimp sources for xgterm and ximtool icons #64
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The sources are 512x512. They can be converted and scaled with ImageMagick: convert XGTerm.xcf \ -background transparent -flatten \ -scale 128x128 \ xgterm.png Linux (freedesktop) wants to have icons in 16x16...512x512 as optimum. For macOS, one needs to include a transparent border around it: convert XGTerm.xcf \ -background transparent -flatten \ -bordercolor transparent -border 5% \ -scale 128x128 \ xgterm.png
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The sources are 512x512. They can be converted and scaled with ImageMagick:
Linux (freedesktop) wants to have icons in 16x16...512x512 as optimum.
For macOS, one needs to include a transparent border around it:
macOS also wants to have 16x16 … 512x512 icons as optimum.