2014-03-15 9:57 GMT-05:00 Marcus Moeller <marcus.moel...@gmx.ch>:

> Dear Felipe.
>
>          I just released Aurora 0.1.0 for gNewSense 4. The following is a
>>         summary
>>         of the changes in this version.
>>
>>               + Added desktop theme.
>>               + Added gdm3 theme.
>>               + Added GRUB theme.
>>               + Added icon theme.
>>               + Added installer theme.
>>               + Added documentation <http://gnsaurora.rtfd.org/>.
>>
>>         You can get the latest tarball from the downloads page:
>>
>>         https://bitbucket.org/__sirgazil/aurora/downloads
>>
>>         <https://bitbucket.org/sirgazil/aurora/downloads>
>>
>>         Documentation is available in http://gnsaurora.rtfd.org/.
>>
>>
>>     Thanks for the update. I liked the old version of the wallpapers
>>     better, as they did not contain those hard edges.
>>
>>
>> I agree. I'll revert the change or try something new.
>>
>>
>>     Concerning the start-here icons, I did not yet find a way to enable
>>     those in gnome-shell. There has been an extension available for that
>>     purpose:
>>
>>     https://github.com/fpmurphy/GNOME-3.2-Shell-Extensions/
>> tree/master/activitiesbut...@fpmurphy.com
>>
>>
>>
>>     but it does not seem to work with gnome-shell 3.4 that is included
>>     in wheezy.
>>
>>     It should of course work with alternate desktop environments like
>> Xfce.
>>
>>
>> I added the icons just in case they are needed to replace the Debian
>> swirl which is in /usr/share/icons/gnome, but I haven't seen the Debian
>> logo used in GNOME shell as much as it was in GNOME 2 (a good thing, I
>> think). In Debian 7 you can can select the icon theme from Applications
>> --> System Tools --> Advanced Settings --> Theme --> Icon Theme. But
>> nothing seems to change when you select something there.
>>
>>
>>     In the commit notes it also says: added GTK theme, but I cannot find
>> it.
>>
>>
>> Ah, well, it is supposed to be aurora/desktop/Aurora. You wont find the
>> actual themes for GTK 2 and GTK 3 because Aurora uses Adwaita's (see
>> aurora/desktop/Aurora/index.theme). So, aurora/desktop/Aurora is just
>> Adwaita but with different backgrounds and the gnewsense icon theme,
>> which inherits everything from gnome icon theme except the logo.
>>
>
> I would appreciate if we could have a gNewSense-specific GTK theme.
>
> As in Parkes it could be based on the default theme, but with adjusted
> colors.
>
> In Debian Wheezy a transition Adwaita theme has been used, meaning it
> actually uses a slightly modified Clearlooks for GTK2 and Adwaita for GTK3
> only. The theme engine also does not yet fully support GTK2 Adwaita (that
> has been introduced in GNOME 3.6).
>
> Maybe we could just port the existing GTK2 theme and modify the GTK3 theme
> a bit, to match the color scheme.
>

Sure. I'll try that for version 0.2.0 <
https://bitbucket.org/sirgazil/aurora/issue/8/>.

Marcus, have you noticed an erratic behavior of GDM Greeter (login screen)?
I've noticed two things:

* Sometimes the login screen looks like the shell, sometimes it looks like
fallback.
* When there are two users or more to choose, moving between users
gradually increases the width of the login dialog.

I have to check if these have been reported upstream, but they may be the
reason why Debian defaults to "session-name='gdm-fallback'" for the greeter.


-- 
Luis Felipe López Acevedo
http://sirgazil.bitbucket.org/
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