What is Reddit's opinion of MaterialOS Icon Pack?

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I don't mean to be a dick, but there's a difference between 'being a noob with modding', and not trying at all. Anyway, this icon pack seems to have the icon style (android 5 lollipop) you're after.

MaterialOS Icon Pack, very simple but consistent.

Otherwise I'm finding S60 Icon pack funny, back to the good old time.

Yes, I see what you mean. You might go ahead and download a Marshmallow-style icon pack that has a few more options. Maybe try this one:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.materialos.icons

Glad you liked it. :)

Personally, I don't use any icon pack, because I like the vanilla Android experience. But if I had to choose any kind of Icon pack I would go to icons that would be minimalistic/material/near-standard like https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.materialos.icons

I went for a material approach on the patterns but I didn't get to implement a "shadow" system, so every icon-pack that looks material should look good with the Mosayq backgrounds. ;)

It was just my first idea. And I think that depends on the type of software you're talking about. for an application, 1 or 2 screenshots would be enough, but for theme's I'd want to see more than that. Maybe we can even have a standard set of program and icons to show for the themes. See the screenshots of this Android icon theme to see what I mean

It's MaterialOS. Available for free on the Play Store!

Running on Action Launcher 3's premium version.

KLWP x Nova

Icons from Material OS and Polycon icon packs

Walls: Home panel by Samuel Burgess Johnson, Lock screen by unknown

Inspired by the material design of Phonograph

I'm using "MaterialOS" for a couple non-Google icons, and using another pack called "Marshmallow Apex/Nova/Unicon" to get all the Google icons without their stupid, fucking infuriating little white circles.

Here is a .png of that Instagram icon I'm using (which is 1000x better than both the original and updated official icon).

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.materialos.icons

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.materialos.icons

• Home screen (Raw)

• App launcher (Raw)

• Wallpaper

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I'm going for a very material theme, with dock and launcher matching the quick setting panel with a dark grey theme. To me, it feels more like stock Google than what Google actually ships.

I'm using Nova pro, with a couple of icon packs. I'm using "MaterialOS" for a couple non-Google icons. I particularly like their Instagram and Facebook Messenger icons. I'm also using another pack called "Marshmallow Apex/Nova/Unicon" to get all the Google icons without their stupid, fucking infuriating little white circles.

I keep this same setup and theme consistent across my Chromebook Pixel and desktop setup.

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Settings:

• 7 x 4 home screen
• 110% size, no labels
• 4 dock, rectangle, draw behind nav, #2b2b2b
• Swipe up = search
• Swipe down = notifications
• Double tap = app drawer
• Swipe up (two) = Google now
• Swipe down (two) = quick settings
• Pinch in = screen lock (timeout)

I'm using "MaterialOS" for some non-Google icons, and using another pack called "Marshmallow Apex/Nova/Unicon" to get all the Google icons without their stupid, fucking infuriating little white circles.

Here is a .png of that Instagram icon I'm using (which is 1000x better than both the original and updated official icon).