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  1. Tools (JBoss Tools)
  2. JBIDE-3240

JBoss Tools contributes 4 different icons to Help > About Eclipse dialog

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    • 3.0.0.GA
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      There are four icons provided when you install JBoss Tools and go to Help > About Eclipse.

      Since Seam, JBoss, Hibernate and are all under Red Hat, should there be a single provider icon for all three? Or at the very least, should JBoss BIRT Integration, JBoss Portlet, and Project Examples use the JBoss icon rather than the one they do now?

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        2. JBIDE-3240-screenshot-EclipseJEE3.4.1+JBT3.0.0.CR1vsEclipseSDK342+JBT3.0.0CR2N+updates+BIRT.jpg
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          Nick Boldt
        3. jboss_about_JBT.png
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        4. jboss_about.png
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        5. Screenshot.png
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        6. Screenshot.png
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        7. Screenshot-About Eclipse Platform .png
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          Feature Request - Feature requests from customers and/or users JBIDE-2739 JBoss Tools icon/logo suggestions

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          Feature Request - Feature requests from customers and/or users JBIDE-2739 JBoss Tools icon/logo suggestions

          • Blocker - To be worked above all other priorities. This term is chosen when the severity of the issue is very high, has no workaround, or the effort for the change is comparatively low. Issues that may be very publicly visible and could generate significant media attention may also drive a higher priority.
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