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[GitHub] [netbeans] emilianbold commented on issue #1278: [NETBEANS-2604] Support SVG icon loading from ImageUtilities

emilianbold commented on issue #1278: [NETBEANS-2604] Support SVG icon loading from ImageUtilities
URL: https://github.com/apache/netbeans/pull/1278#issuecomment-499823247
 
 
   > I have nothing against loading SVG icons in `ImageUtilities`, but I am concerned about making NetBeans Platform too [heavyweight](http://wiki.apidesign.org/wiki/HeavyWeight). I don't want to see any new JAR files in `netbeans/platform/lib/` directory.
   > 
   > If there is no easier way to load SVG icons in Java than to use fifteen batik libraries, then it has to be done as an optional module(s) and be end up being placed in `netbeans/platform/modules`, in my opinion.
   
   There is nothing holy about the platform/lib folder? macOS and Windows are moving to HiDPI screens. Most users seem to be on Windows so it makes sense to handle some sort of vectorial icons. As a desktop platform, NetBeans Platform must support vectorial icons out of the box -- any modern app would need it. This does not seem something optional, it's just getting to current-day configurations.
   
   Anybody that wants a slimmed down Platform can probably easily recompile it and remove some modules.
   
   I'm curious which apps use the platform and would use a modern Apache NetBeans Platform version but wouldn't want to support HiDPI screens?

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