I have one question: what do you do on websites that have forms with white backgrounds? I was trying to type on Github but gave up and switched back to Adwaita, since the white text I was typing was the same color as the form's background. :S
> I could go back to 12.1, which is still supported by openSUSE, but at > the same time, that one's going to be out of support once the 18 month > cycle is ended. Debian 7 will ship GNOME 3.4, and will give it security and bugfix support until 2016. If you don't mind using older software, that might be a good option for you. > I could file bugs against the brokenness of 3.4 Inverse, but seems > pointless if it has already been decided to drop Inverse. Yeah, but since it is shipped in 12.2, and in a default install no less, it ought to work. It'd be helpful if you would make a bug (you can assign it to me - *no promises*) and attach a couple of screenshots of particular issues in the 3.4 theme; the Evolution issue I had already noted, but I'm sure to miss other stuff that's irking you since I don't use the theme on a regular basis. I agree that a bug against Factory/3.6 would be inappropriate, since it's dropped by design. > > There's also tons of missing icons in both high-contrast themes; that'd > > be a significant chore somebody (else) would have to tackle for a > > quality user experience. > > > > Meg Ford did the high contrast icons, and I do commend her for her work. > You can always reach out to her to discuss your observations in more > detail. Oh I don't have any issue with the icons that do exist - they look nice - I just notice that a lot of default "Gnome" icons are used because the high contrast [inverse] iconset doesn't provide ones of its own. It looks jarringly inconsistent to me to see the default icons alongside the high contrast ones. But I guess icons are probably a ton of work. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] To contact the owner, e-mail: [email protected]
