File:Python Macintosh applet icon 2002–2006.xcf

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Description Applet icon used by Python for Mac OS X from 2002 until logos were coördinated across platforms in 2006.
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Source PythonApplet.psd from a historic Python source tree, converted to GIMP 2.8 format.
Author Changes relative to File:Python Macintosh icon 1997–2001.png were by Jack Jansen, remainder of icon may also be. See there for more. Is basically File:Python Macintosh icon 2001–2006.xcf plus a simple geometric shape and simpler gradient.
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current21:25, 7 September 2022Thumbnail for version as of 21:25, 7 September 2022128 × 128 (21 KB)HarJIT (talk | contribs){{Information |Description=Applet icon used by Python for Mac OS X from 2002 until logos were coördinated across platforms in 2006. |Source=[https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/a1e5da91d53734d4b1ae47abf78e3e1f9bdf5d5d/Mac/OSXResources/iconsrc/PythonApplet.psd PythonApplet.psd] from a historic Python source tree, converted to GIMP 2.8 format. |Date=2002 |Author=Changes relative to File:Python Macintosh icon 1997–2001.png were by Jack Jansen, remainder of icon may also be. See there for...

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