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I some how accidently responded to my own comment instead of replying to you ( [link] ) and I just noticed... Here is what I tried to send:
The nconvert program doesn't seem to have an option to extract only the 128x128 sized images, but you can easily use the find command to delete the smaller files and the old icon files...
How to use the find command: Assuming your current directory is the coppied macimage directory from doing 'cd ~/macimage'...
This should remove any files that end their names in .icons, -0.png, or -1.png -- I warn that you should be extremely careful so not to delete anything you don't intend to. If you would like to have the remove command ask for each file its about to delete you can use the -i flag such as this:
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The nconvert program doesn't seem to have an option to extract only the 128x128 sized images, but you can easily use the find command to delete the smaller files and the old icon files...
How to use the find command:
Assuming your current directory is the coppied macimage directory from doing 'cd ~/macimage'...
find ~/macimage '*-0.png' -exec rm '{}' \;
find ~/macimage '*-1.png' -exec rm '{}' \;
find ~/macimage '*.incns' -exec rm '{}' \;
This should remove any files that end their names in .icons, -0.png, or -1.png -- I warn that you should be extremely careful so not to delete anything you don't intend to. If you would like to have the remove command ask for each file its about to delete you can use the -i flag such as this:
find ~/macimage '*.icns' -exec rm -i '{}' \;
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