Still Going Strong (6.15.04) - It was about this time eight years ago that Corey, Talos and Ged decided to create a webpage (hosted on AOL), that would serve as a place where people could come and download icons for their Macs. 199 freeware sets and over 5,700 individual icons later, we're still here and kicking. Pretty good for a group of people that push pixels into the shapes of tiny little things. Of course, we wouldn't be here without the hard work and dedication of all of the indiv...

An interesting read found at MacThemes.net: "In 1984, Apple debuted the Macintosh: a personal computer that took a radical leap in the user experience, and brought it to the masses. And behind the computer was the team, which included a young programmer, Bruce Horn. Fresh from the groundbreaking labs at Xerox PARC, Bruce worked on the Finder, an application and concept that in some form or another, is universally used by computer users today. Now, soon after the Macintosh's 20th anni...

Xicons, http://www.xicons.com put up a small tutorial for those who would like to convert Mac icons to XP. Remember to convert responsibly. Ask for permission before distributing.

It looks like the some of the boys that ran the former aqua-soft.org have rejoined to start MacXP.net. They have converted OSX icons(apparently non-rips), wallpaper, and skins available for download.

This guy used to do awesome icon sets for Win 9x, now he's producing them for XP. Check it out.

dotico, the sister site of the Macintosh's Iconfactory, released two new XP icon sets. Check it out.

dotico.com, the sister site of Iconfactory.com, has released 2 new XP icon sets, based off of original Mac creations. Check 'em out.

IconBuilder XP is a filter for use with Adobe Photoshop™ that makes creating icons a snap. By harnessing the professional power of Photoshop and Photoshop layers, IconBuilder provides icon artists with the most complete tool set possible for modern icon design. IconBuilder XP has the ability to construct and save icons for all the traditional Windows OS platforms, including the latest version, Windows XP.

dotico.com, the windows icon site, from the guys at iconfactory.com, has 6 sets of nonXP icons in their fullest glory. And on a side note, the iconfactory also has a new update for creating the 24 bit icons via photoshop. Check it out!