Hey everyone-

Guess what? The next bundle (Set 2) of my Perlmonk icons bundle is finished!

I have put them up on a site now, and also included a tar.gz bundle if you would like to download the set, but it's up to you if you would rather want to just pick certain ones, and simply copy them off of the site they are displayed on.

Here is where they are at currently:

http://bladx.perlmonk.org/pmicons2/icons2.html

If you have any questions/comments/concerns/ideas, please let me know so I can start work on a 3rd bundle, if there is any interest in this newer, more refined (than the first bundle) set of Perlmonks icons.

Hopefully these will find a way to be used eventually ... with the last set, they were used well, and ended up finding their way onto a neato program or to based in Perl!

Peace.

Andy Summers

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