OS X Minimalism is an icon pack with a touch of OS X icons & Minimal icons. Most of the icons are available in .png format(see credits). I just converted these .png icons into Icon pack Installer.
Changelog v1.1:
[+] Changed icons in imagres.dll
[+] Windows Media Player icon
[+] Calculator Icon
[+] Regedit Icon
[+] Zipfldr Icon
Supported OS: Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10.
Blind Blades Mac Os X
Version: 1.1
A blind samurai needs to rely on his sensitive hearing to defeat the enemy ninja who is chasing him.
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- Explore the world of Mac. Check out MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, iMac, Mac mini, and more. Visit the Apple site to learn, buy, and get support.
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Credits:
http://xenatt.deviantart.com/art/MINIMALISM-MAC-OS-X-ICONS-V4-369736137
http://7themes.su/stuff/ikons_for_windows_7/7tsp_iconpacks/os_x_flat/4-1-0-562
http://appicns.com/
Mac Os Catalina
Most of the icon are not made by me. I've made icons from png files & then made an iPack ( Icon Pack Installer )
Files that will be patched:
- Chrome.exe
- Firefox.exe
- calc.exe
- cmd.exe
- imageres.dll
- regedit.exe
- imagesp1.dll
- wmplayer.exe (windows media player)
- zipfldr.dll
-You are using this on your own risk!
-After install/uninstall if you can't see all icons changed then use 'Refresh Icons.exe'
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Apple has introduced a new accessibility solution for visually impaired users that it will integrate with the next major release of Mac OS X. The company took the wraps off of the new technology today: It's called Spoken Interface for Mac OS X. To find out more, MacCentral recently spoke with Mike Shebanek, Apple product manager for Mac OS X. Spoken Interface provides a combination of speech, audible cues and keyboard navigation to help blind users navigate Mac OS X with the same ease of use as sighted users have. Users can manage access to the Dock, menu items, tool bars, palettes and other on-screen objects, pressing buttons, activating sliders and checkboxes, selecting radio buttons, and using all the other interface elements of Mac OS X and its applications.
Long history of accessibility support
'Apple has a long history of working on solutions for accessibility straight back through the Apple II,' Shebanek told MacCentral. Evidence of that is apparent today with the 'Universal Access' system preferences pane built into Mac OS X, which enables users with sight, hearing and motor problems to more easily and effectively use the Mac. Third-party applications have also long been available to assist Mac users, as well. There's a category of software applications called screen readers that attempt to 'speak' what's going on on the screen, handy for people who functionally blind -- but those applications have, by and large, not migrated to Mac OS X.
News source: MacCentral
