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This week, we have a collection of apple inspired icon packs. You can use these icons for Windows customization, web sites, applications, mobile apps, posters, and more; however, just because the pack is free doesn’t mean there’s no attached license. Please be sure to check the license for each pack you download as each differs. The license should be available from the site you’re led to and often it’s in the download. If you know of any good icon packs to include in this genre, please let me know. Looking for a different genre? Desktop icon pack collections organized by genre.

Weathered Apple Icon

Free icons in Windows 10 style for UI design of applications following the Microsoft guidelines. Available in png and vector. Download Windows icons for your designs. As part of the Mac’s 25th anniversary, John Siracusa names four of the best Mac icons of all time. The Mac at 25: Storage Faster data connections and solid-state drives are the future in storage. IPhone Icon Pack. Leopard iPhone Icons. 18 replacement icons of Mac OS X Leopard Folders in iPhone Icons Style. Simply Safari Icon “1 Icon in.ICO and.PNG formats (16×16, 32×32, 48×48, 128×128, 256×256 & 512×512)” Mac Mail Stamp Icons.

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Ive Drives

These hard drive icons are inspired by beautiful Apple hardware designed and crafted by Jony Ive and the Apple Industrial Design Group. Available in four styles of familiar Apple hardware:

Driver

18 Icons in .PNG format (512×512)

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HD Wooden Storage Box

Aqua & Blend

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Browsers Compass Icon Pack UD

VannillA Cream Icon Set

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isabi for Windows

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Antares Complete Pack

Icons Package For Mac Catalina

Browsers Compass Icon Pack UD

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Slick Drives

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iDVD Replacement Drive

Open Phone Pack

iPhone Icon Pack

Leopard iPhone Icons

18 replacement icons of Mac OS X Leopard Folders in iPhone Icons Style

Simply Safari Icon

“1 Icon in .ICO and .PNG formats (16×16, 32×32, 48×48, 128×128, 256×256 & 512×512)”

Mac Mail Stamp Icons

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In this electron packager tutorial we will look at how to create MacOS, Windows and Linux executables with an app icon. This is also a continuation of the Electron app icon post, so start there if you haven’t read it (It’s short, i promise).

I add this code to the Electron tutorial app on github. Just look at that repo if you want to see all the code.

In this tutorial I package the application on Windows, macOS and Ubuntu Linux. There are some information about building Windows apps from non-Windows platforms in the Electron packager readme.

1. Install Electron packager

Electron packager is created by electron-userland and this is what they say about it:

'Electron Packager is a command line tool and Node.js library that bundles Electron-based application source code with a renamed Electron executable and supporting files into folders ready for distribution.'

So lets go ahead and install it. Run these commands in the terminal in the app folder:

2. Setting productname and electron version

Electron packager looks for a product name in package.json, so lets go ahead and add one. We also need to add what version of electron to package the app with.

Lets begin with the electron version. We’ll add that from the terminal with this command:

Now when that is done open up package.json and add a productname:

3. Building MacOS, Windows and Linux package from the terminal

To get to know what all these flags do, and what more flags exists you can read the electron-packager api.

MacOS

Now you can run this command from the terminal to build a package for mac:

Windows

And to build for Windows you can run this from the git bash:

Electron packager windows

Linux

overwrite: replaces any existing output directory when packaging.

platform: The target platform to build for

arch: the architecture to build for

icon: sets the icon for the app

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prune: runs npm prune –production before packaging the app. It removes unnecesary packages.

out: the name of the directory where the packages are created.

4. Shortcuts

To make it easier to create new builds we can create scripts in package.json so that we don’t have to remember all these settings. Add the scripts below, making your package.json look like this:

Now you can run:

Installer tutorials

Coming soon: Red-hat package.

Next tutorial

The next tutorial in this series is Electron menu. It explains how to add a menu to your app.

Learn more

Want to learn more about Electron? Check out the book Electron in Action By Steven Kinney

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