Hi there,
On Tue, 2011-07-19 at 07:37 +0200, Christoph Noack wrote:
> True - in the first step, we should follow the OS preference - so all
> programs on the user's computer behave the same way.
There really is no OS preference for application background that I'm
aware of on unix/gtk+ - q
Am Freitag, den 15.07.2011, 20:10 +0100 schrieb Michael Meeks:
> Hi Alex,
>
> On Thu, 2011-07-14 at 22:34 +0100, Alex B wrote:
> > I'd realy love to see a darker application background in Writer. As you
> > know,
> > the appearance of LibreOffice depends on the used GTK Theme. Because most
> > G
Hi Alex,
On Thu, 2011-07-14 at 22:34 +0100, Alex B wrote:
> I'd realy love to see a darker application background in Writer. As you know,
> the appearance of LibreOffice depends on the used GTK Theme. Because most GTK
> Themes are light and bright, the contrast between the application background
>
so what your saying is the the options are like my attached file. thats
what I was confused about yesterday was I did not know where these options
were coming from.
On Sat, Jul 16, 2011 at 9:04 AM, Alex B wrote:
>
>
> i translated it, and added a screenshot of the old dialog, so you can see
> w
i translated it, and added a screenshot of the old dialog, so you can see what
would be the changes. http://http://i.imgur.com/zhZSv.png
the idea is, that you first select in general what you want to change (General,
HTML Document, Spreadsheet etc.) from the the drop down menu and than you
c
I pretty much got the what it said but if it will help other people who
read this. but it is not that hard to use translate.
On Sat, Jul 16, 2011 at 1:06 AM, Christopher Lee
wrote:
> If needed, I can translate the text and reupload the image. My German's
> not
> fantastic but there's nothing ou
If needed, I can translate the text and reupload the image. My German's not
fantastic but there's nothing out of my range on this screenie.
On Sat, Jul 16, 2011 at 12:58 AM, Andrew Pullins wrote:
> >
> > maybe like this? http://i.imgur.com/LHvxp.png
>
>
> wow this is grate, I don't know what it
>
> maybe like this? http://i.imgur.com/LHvxp.png
wow this is grate, I don't know what it all says but thank you Google
translate. so would you click the drop down bar that says Application
Backg... and choose things like page color, margin outline color ect. And
the general would be things like
Ich finde dass ziemlich super! Und deine Emglisch ist auch ganz gut. ;)
Okay, now that we've established that my Grammatik is not up to snuff, your
mockup looks really good. I'm not entirely sold on the second row (General >>
Application Background), but it's clear and useful.
I am surprised
Since i'm using OOo/libO for almost 2 years now, and never found the option to
change the application background color, this can mean two things:
I. Something is wrong with me.
II. Something is wrong with the options dialog.
(in my defence, it's way harder to find in german, than in english)
I
And while I agree that it's not an art program, it's also fair to make this
comparison considering how many colors are offered in the LibreOffice options
dialogue. We can deal with dropdown menus for changing font colors since most
people use a limited selection anyway (of course, with a Shore M
this is not a Art program. but I see what you mean, palates are grate. I
am working on a new UI right now, and will be uploading my ideas in a few
days... or maybe tomorrow. hope to get some feed back from everyone.
On Fri, Jul 15, 2011 at 1:25 AM, Christopher Lee
wrote:
> > I was looking at t
> I was looking at the options that we are talking about after I read this.
> but I think that the color pickers could be made easier to understand.
> probably the hole options menu, but I have not read through the hole thing.
Definitely. I don't see dropdown lists as being an ideal means of picki
I was looking at the options that we are talking about after I read this.
but I think that the color pickers could be made easier to understand.
probably the hole options menu, but I have not read through the hole thing.
For all the user cares, a simplified image just showing the page, the
> gener
I don't think it would be that hard to do a preview-- you wouldn't even need to
have it be completely representative. For all the user cares, a simplified
image just showing the page, the general toolbar area, and so on would probably
be sufficient-- and it would be no harder to implement than a
>
>
> I like the idea that the colors and them be a "live preview" it will just
be some time before that is implemented it sounds complicated. but till
then I think that the Apply button will work nicely.
On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 6:45 PM, RGB ES wrote:
> 2011/7/15 Christopher Lee :
> > Ricardo,
2011/7/15 Christopher Lee :
> Ricardo,
>
>> Already possible: Tools → Options → LibreOffice → Appearance → change
>> "Application background" from "Default" to your preferred colour. If
>> you need a different colour define a new one under Tool → Options →
>> LibreOffice → Colors: your new colour w
Ricardo,
> Already possible: Tools → Options → LibreOffice → Appearance → change
> "Application background" from "Default" to your preferred colour. If
> you need a different colour define a new one under Tool → Options →
> LibreOffice → Colors: your new colour will be available when you
> change
2011/7/14 Alex B :
> I'd realy love to see a darker application background in Writer.
Already possible: Tools → Options → LibreOffice → Appearance → change
"Application background" from "Default" to your preferred colour. If
you need a different colour define a new one under Tool → Options →
Libr
I agree with this personally, because I find darker backgrounds good for
working on a background. But I don't think we should override the user's theme
if at all possible (also, LibreOffice's Windows and Mac versions should also be
remembered! It is used widely outside of Linux, too!).
Rather,
Hi all,
first of all: i'm new to open source and the whole mailing-list thing, plus -
as you'll probably recognize - english isn't my native language, so if i do
something wrong, please tell me.
I'd realy love to see a darker application background in Writer. As you know,
the appearance of Li
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