You can mimic the approach LogMeIn has taken in their various clients. As you can see in their featured screenshots, they use an icon of a computer monitor to symbolize a PC. Computers in the online state are displayed in full color while computers in the offline state are displayed in gray scale. Font Awesome has an appropriate desktop icondesktop icon. You can differentiate the online states by their saturation values.
You can mimic the approach LogMeIn has taken in their various clients. As you can see in their featured screenshots, they use an icon of a computer monitor to symbolize a PC. Computers in the online state are displayed in full color while computers in the offline state are displayed in gray scale. Font Awesome has an appropriate desktop icon. You can differentiate the online states by their saturation values.
You can mimic the approach LogMeIn has taken in their various clients. As you can see in their featured screenshots, they use an icon of a computer monitor to symbolize a PC. Computers in the online state are displayed in full color while computers in the offline state are displayed in gray scale. Font Awesome has an appropriate desktop icon. You can differentiate the online states by their saturation values.
You can takemimic the same approach as LogMeIn has taken in their various clientsvarious clients. As you can see in their featured screenshots, they use an icon of a computer monitor to symbolize a PC. Computers in the online state are displayed in full color while computers in the offline state are displayed in gray scale. Font Awesome has an appropriate desktop icon. You can differentiate the online states by their saturation values.
You can take the same approach as LogMeIn has taken in their various clients. As you can see in their featured screenshots, they use an icon of a computer monitor to symbolize a PC. Computers in the online state are displayed in full color while computers in the offline state are displayed in gray scale.
You can mimic the approach LogMeIn has taken in their various clients. As you can see in their featured screenshots, they use an icon of a computer monitor to symbolize a PC. Computers in the online state are displayed in full color while computers in the offline state are displayed in gray scale. Font Awesome has an appropriate desktop icon. You can differentiate the online states by their saturation values.
You can take the same approach as LogMeIn has taken in their various clients. As you can see in their featured screenshots, they use an icon of a computer monitor to symbolize a PC. Computers in the online state are displayed in full color while computers in the offline state are displayed in gray scale.
