OpenCanopy Icons

[loganMac]

@chris1111  Please update Flavours-MacIOS for Apple13.icns.  So far only Apple12.icns is in the zip file.

 

Thank you!

[chris1111]

1 hour ago, loganMac said:

@chris1111  Please update Flavours-MacIOS for Apple13.icns.  So far only Apple12.icns is in the zip file.

 

Thank you!

Done

[miliuco]

@chris1111

Flavours-border has probably my favorite icons apart from the ones Acidanthera has by default. Beautiful!

[chris1111]

14 hours ago, miliuco said:

@chris1111

Flavours-border has probably my favorite icons apart from the ones Acidanthera has by default. Beautiful!

Yes its a nice peace of design thanks

 

 

[chris1111]

@miliuco another one in pretty same color palette

Flavours-Design

[luky35]

@chris1111 hi,

 

Where can I get Flavours-Design?

Thank you,

[miliuco]

@luky35

 

https://github.com/chris1111/My-Simple-OC-Themes

Go to

⬇︎ NEW OC 0.7.0 and Higher Download ⬇︎

 

EDIT: you are right, not found in this themes list.

 

@chris1111

 

Edited November 11, 2022 by miliuco

[chris1111]

@luky35 @miliuco Flavours-Design is not ready but

 

Flavours-MacSystem yes

 

 😀 With a new Icon Set

 

You can Download every theme with ThemesDownloader

 

EDIT *** Site is bugy, it show 5 image and no attachment for delete

[luky35]

@chris1111 hi,

 

Please can I get a background like the one you have in your Flavors-Design picture (2560x1440).

 

 

Edited November 12, 2022 by luky35

[chris1111]

@luky35 I will complete Flavours-Design in the week end and Upload on Github with a new Icon Set

The Background is complete I will share your 2560x1440

 

Flavours-Design-5120x2880.icns.zip

 

 

 

 

[luky35]

@chris1111 It looks very nice, many thanks for your work.

[chris1111]

Theme Flavours-Design is completed available in the Repos with all Background created

New Icon Set

 

 

 

 

[chris1111]

Maybe the next one 

 

[chris1111]

Flavours-Blue will be upload to Github tomorow night when all Linux icon will be completed

it's a jewelry theme

 

[makk]

5 hours ago, chris1111 said:

Flavours-Blue will be upload to Github tomorow night when all Linux icon will be completed

it's a jewelry theme

 

 

Chris very sweet..

I borrowed your Flavours Icon set... what should the Picker value be?  17, 145, ?

[miliuco]

@makk

 

PickerAtributes: 17 for OnLight themes and PickerAtributes: 145 for Flavours-Collors themes (as per @chris1111 GitHub).

Set 145.

Edited November 16, 2022 by miliuco

[makk]

3 minutes ago, miliuco said:

@makk

 

PickerAtributes: 17 for OnLight themes and PickerAtributes: 145 for Flavours-Collors themes (as per @chris1111 GitHub).

Set 145.

thanks very @miliuco so for any Flavors Iconsets set to 145.

Do you know how to do disklabels?  ie., Like this:

 

Big Sur 11.7.1

Windows 11 Pro ..etc,.

 

 

[miliuco]

@makk

 

If there is a custom Windows entry, OpenCore reads the label from the Comment property of the custom entry.

If Windows is automatically detected, label is the Windows partition name (change it on Windows).

 

OpenCore entries get label from .disk_label file if it exists, otherwise it tries .contentDetails and, if this doesn't exist, it tries .disk_label.contentDetails.

• config.plist: change csr-active-config to 6F020000 (having csr-active-config also in NVRAM >> Delete >> 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82)
• reboot
• mount Preboot volume from Terminal (I'm not sure if that this is required, I see Preboot volume without mounting it but other users have had to mount that volume)
• edit /System/Volumes/Preboot/UUID-number/System/Library/CoreServices/.contentDetails and /System/Volumes/Preboot/UUID-number/System/Library/CoreServices/.disk_label.contentDetails
• change the volume name to anything else
• reboot.

 

Edited November 16, 2022 by miliuco

[makk]

45 minutes ago, miliuco said:

@makk

 

If there is a custom Windows entry, OpenCore reads the label from the Comment property of the custom entry.

If Windows is automatically detected, label is the Windows partition name (change it on Windows).

 

OpenCore entries get label from .disk_label file if it exists, otherwise it tries .contentDetails and, if this doesn't exist, it tries .disk_label.contentDetails.

• config.plist: change csr-active-config to 6F020000 (having csr-active-config also in NVRAM >> Delete >> 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82)
• reboot
• mount Preboot volume from Terminal (I'm not sure if that this is required, I see Preboot volume without mounting it but other users have had to mount that volume)
• edit /System/Volumes/Preboot/UUID-number/System/Library/CoreServices/.contentDetails and /System/Volumes/Preboot/UUID-number/System/Library/CoreServices/.disk_label.contentDetails
• change the volume name to anything else
• reboot.

 

@miliuco

 

Oh, this is great news. I'll give it a tryout.

Best news for this I've heard so far.  I slightly vaguely recall about OC finding this. 

[chris1111]

I made a small correction on Flavours-Design, Flavours-Border and Flavours-MacSystem theme

 

attaching here the correct files

 

Flavours-Design.zip

 

Flavours-Border.zip

 

Flavours-MacSystem.zip

 

 

 

 

later tonight I will upload Flavours-Blue when is finish

[miliuco]

@chris1111

Flavours-Border is my preferred icons set, beautiful.

[chris1111]

47 minutes ago, miliuco said:

@chris1111

Flavours-Border is my preferred icons set, beautiful.

Thanks @miliuco Yes its verry nice 😃

 

Theme Flavours-Blue is ready with new Icon Set

Attaching file

Flavours-Blue.zip

 

[makk]

14 hours ago, miliuco said:

@makk

 

If there is a custom Windows entry, OpenCore reads the label from the Comment property of the custom entry.

If Windows is automatically detected, label is the Windows partition name (change it on Windows).

 

OpenCore entries get label from .disk_label file if it exists, otherwise it tries .contentDetails and, if this doesn't exist, it tries .disk_label.contentDetails.

• config.plist: change csr-active-config to 6F020000 (having csr-active-config also in NVRAM >> Delete >> 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82)
• reboot
• mount Preboot volume from Terminal (I'm not sure if that this is required, I see Preboot volume without mounting it but other users have had to mount that volume)
• edit /System/Volumes/Preboot/UUID-number/System/Library/CoreServices/.contentDetails and /System/Volumes/Preboot/UUID-number/System/Library/CoreServices/.disk_label.contentDetails
• change the volume name to anything else
• reboot.

 

@miliuco 

 

1) It would seem that doing this in Recovery mode would seem to work, but the problem we run into is command line  without Images viewable graphics. {{ Windowed EnvironMent }}

 

Is there a sure fire way detailed enough?  

You mentioned >> "{{ mount Preboot volume from Terminal (I'm not sure if that this is required,)" << is required but need to know how with APFS }}

 

Without it, the 'Mount' in Diskutil works to a point and will not mount the entire to edit in the needed directory to work with.

 

Mounting Preboot fully is the portion I need to know how to do. I read up on this before and actually someone had simplified it to a method
but I don't have that information any longer. It worked well, but I had no need at the time.

 

2) I had once messed with Custom Entry but the icon ended up on the right side instead of in the position I wished.

So this comes to be another blind spot.  {{ How to place an icon to where you specify. position from left to right. }}

 

Lastly great thanks! Smiles:)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[makk]

Question regarding Color in Labels in the Boot Screen Icons.

 

White seems to be the only color here. How about the full color spectrum?

I don't see in OpenCore where to change the color to black or purple, etc.,.  

 

How to do this simply speaking?

 

Thanks 

[chris1111]

49 minutes ago, makk said:

Question regarding Color in Labels in the Boot Screen Icons.

 

White seems to be the only color here. How about the full color spectrum?

I don't see in OpenCore where to change the color to black or purple, etc.,.  

 

How to do this simply speaking?

 

Thanks 

there is no color other than white