They generally look very good.

I'm wondering if it might be worth it to get rid of those semicircular bumps on the inside for the 16px and maybe even 24px version too. They seem to interfere with any symbol inside the disk at really small sizes.

For drive-multipartition, maybe a disk with lines that make it look like it's internally divided into four pieces?

In D17421#373045, @ngraham wrote:

They generally look very good.

I'm wondering if it might be worth it to get rid of those semicircular bumps on the inside for the 16px and maybe even 24px version too. They seem to interfere with any symbol inside the disk at really small sizes.

Get rid of them how? Remove them completely, make the circles solid or make the circles empty? Keep in mind that drive-multipartition is meant to represent LVM and Btrfs, so the tree of partitions makes a bit of sense in that context.

For drive-multipartition, maybe a disk with lines that make it look like it's internally divided into four pieces?

Wasn't quite sure how to do that, so I made this:

In D17421#373052, @ndavis wrote:

In D17421#373045, @ngraham wrote:

For drive-multipartition, maybe a disk with lines that make it look like it's internally divided into four pieces?

Wasn't quite sure how to do that, so I made this:

That looks great!

In D17421#373983, @ngraham wrote:

In D17421#373052, @ndavis wrote:

In D17421#373045, @ngraham wrote:

For drive-multipartition, maybe a disk with lines that make it look like it's internally divided into four pieces?

Wasn't quite sure how to do that, so I made this:

That looks great!

Only issue with it is that it looks nothing like the monochrome versions.

Here are some more versions I've been playing with, but nothing looks right:

Maybe the problem is with the monochrome version, not the color one. To me, that "half filled balls connected with struts" icon looks like something more related to chemistry than disk management.

In D17421#374098, @ngraham wrote:

Maybe the problem is with the monochrome version, not the color one. To me, that "half filled balls connected with struts" icon looks like something more related to chemistry than disk management.

How is this? Monochrome icons typically don't use multiple shades of gray or transparency, but some do. Going clockwise, 100%, 67%, 33% and 0% opacity.

In D17421#374272, @ndavis wrote:

How is this? Monochrome icons typically don't use multiple shades of gray or transparency, but some do. Going clockwise, 100%, 67%, 33% and 0% opacity.

Bingo, you've got it! I think that's much better.