Hello,Let me introduce myself for starters,My name is Jack Majlinger and I am a
17 year old Diesel Mechanicwith a strong hobby interest in computers.When I
heard about libreofice, seeing it was in its infancy i thoughtit would be a
great project to get involved in.
I can help provide graphics,
Hi all,
I don't see any reason for having borders or shades at all. A plain
background is fine. Keep it simple. I made a quick poll among friends and
they all have different ideas, so this would be great if it could be
optional. Also, since many like gradient backgrounds, why not make that
Hi Paulo, Christoph,
Wow... I can't believe its been so long. This thread took quite the nap.
I also like Style 1 best, top right corner, and 14x11. Although the
orange seems a bit loud. I guess that is acceptable since it is likely the
most appropriate color from our arsenal. It seems fine
First, as an element by itself, I like the four shadow borders, but I can't
help but wonder how it fits in with any plan or vision for the future of the
UI.
Also, I don't understand how a shadow border is any trickier when zoomed.
The scale of the shadow (and line width) don't need to change with
Agree: I prefer no shadow at all, specially if it means more system
resourced used to no real usability gain.
Shadows make sense only when you need to visually separate between
stacked elements on a multi element UI like a desktop, but LibO UI is
*single* document. And even if multiple document UI
Hullo Design!
It's open-season on the Motif. *We have hit the week-long
(business-week) Design phase!*
So get your preferred tool of awesome-vector-creation out, whether that
is Inkscape, Illustrator or even pencil+paper (not so scalable =).
Here is a summary of the ideas resulting from the
Hi Ricardo, all,
On 3/7/2011 2:41 AM, RGB ES wrote:
Agree: I prefer no shadow at all, specially if it means more system
resourced used to no real usability gain.
Shadows make sense only when you need to visually separate between
stacked elements on a multi element UI like a desktop, but LibO UI
Hi Jaron!
On 06-03-2011 10:49, Jaron Kuppers wrote:
Hi Paulo, Christoph,
Wow... I can't believe its been so long. This thread took quite the nap.
I also like Style 1 best, top right corner, and 14x11. Although the
orange seems a bit loud. I guess that is acceptable since it is likely the
Welcome again.
I installed LibreOffice 3.3.1 some time ago. I noticed that all of new file
type icons are too much bolded and they aren't smoothed as other file type
icons (eg. PDF, BMP etc.). For this reason LibO file type icons are more
visible than other.
Screenshot with comparision:
Hi Nik,
argh, am I late? Or should I ask: am I too late? :-)
Thanks a lot for the summary and making up the wiki page ... I felt free
to add the brainstorming proposals I've talked about yesterday. Thus,
I'm very sorry for the late submission.
I wasn't able to bring up something really new
Hi Paulo!
Before I start - wow, it's always amazing how quick you can come up with
such stuff (I didn't even invested the time to look on your other icons,
I'm totally curious...).
Am Sonntag, den 06.03.2011, 15:04 -0300 schrieb Paulo José:
...
Yeah, I tried your and Christoph's suggestions and
Hi Nik, hi Rob, Jaron, Johannes, Bernhard, ... :-)
Am Montag, den 07.03.2011, 04:34 +1100 schrieb Nik:
[...]
I'd like to know where you stand on the typeface in general? do you
think it works?
Good question!
[...]
But most of this is too nitpicky, no font is perfect (except HELVETICA =).
Hi Johannes!
Yeah, you're right, we're not talking on the same thing. What I mean by
kerning is correct pixel anti-alialing artifacts, when a letter becomes
blurry and you can use a sharpening filter to sharp the edges
(correcting the blurry). But none sharpening filter changes the shape or
Hi Nik, Ricardo, all!
Am Montag, den 07.03.2011, 03:45 +1100 schrieb Nik:
Hi Ricardo, all,
On 3/7/2011 2:41 AM, RGB ES wrote:
Agree: I prefer no shadow at all, specially if it means more system
resourced used to no real usability gain.
[...]
Must be a subjective thing then.
Once you
Be welcome Jack! I hope you enjoy a lot to stay with us! :D
I'd like to know more about your sound experiences. Can you talk more
about it? Maybe it's a unexplored field to play with in LibreOffice.
~Paulo
On 06-03-2011 03:15, Jack M wrote:
Hello,Let me introduce myself for starters,My name
Hi Paulo, all,
thanks for keeping this running!
Paulo José schrieb:
Hi all!
I have been away from these discussions, just reading and not
participating, but here is one more contribution.
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/File:Toolbar-Mimetype-Icons.svg
These are the Tango-inspired version
Hi all,
I just perceived my LibreOffice version's icons are actually 26px large
(and different from this [1] screenshoot), so I made a 26px version
without shadow:
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/File:Toolbar-Mimetype-Icons-26px.svg
And a version with the same 1px bottom from the other
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