Hello, boys and girls!
the Lubuntu Artwork is proud to announce the new cycle dedicated to the
Trusty Tahr release.This will be an amazing challenge for all of us, we're
encouraged to build the most stable and user friendly Lubuntu environment
ever.For that purpose there's a wiki page where you ca
Dear users.
We (the Lubuntu Artwork Team) are very proud to announce the (almost) ready
Trusty Tahr artwork wiki page [1]. You may not see lots of changes, except
the new wallpapers, but trust me, the major work was on the icon theme. A
lots of improvements will land in Trusty. But it's
I don't know if it is a bug or a feature, but in some programs, such as
Transmission and Disk Utility, orange colour is used for highlighting and
when selecting menus
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I've got Lubuntu 12.04 and I installed the latest artwork from lubuntu
artwork daily ppa.
The exact version I have is lubuntu-artwork
0.43+bzr396+201402092226~ubuntu12.04.1.
Here is a screenshot:
http://tinypic.com/r/2vifgr6/8
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@Rafael
No, this doesn't happen with 12.04 artwork.
I changed the theme to Mist and don't get the orange colour selection.
The problem seems to be confined to default Lubuntu theme only.
@Salama
I agree with you.
I also added Lubuntu daily ppa to get the latest version of pcmanfm and I
have to say
2013/11/19 Rafael Laguna :
> Hello, boys and girls!
>
> the Lubuntu Artwork is proud to announce the new cycle dedicated to the
> Trusty Tahr release.This will be an amazing challenge for all of us, we're
> encouraged to build the most stable and user friendly Lubuntu environment
> ever.For that pu
Again, I must insist that the Artwork Team is open to ANY proposal, if
achievable, and we're in time.
Thanks for this, Iberê ;)
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2013/11/19 Iberê Fernandes
> 2013/11/19 Rafael Laguna :
> > Hello, boys and girls!
> >
> > the Lubuntu Artwork is proud to
Thanks Rafael for ensuring that all of us know we are encouraged to
contribute to the Artwork Team. I will take some time and review the links
you sent previously. Once again, the artwork done with 13.10 is very nice!
Best Regards,
David Yentzen
On Tue, Nov 19, 2013 at 6:21 PM, Rafael Laguna w
You're welcome, David. Of course, the Lubuntu artwork is not my job. Okay,
the team are two (three) people, but others contributed to make new icons
(or correct some), gtk controls, wallpapers and even a new theme with big
buttons.
Cooperation is our most powerful resource :)
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Thanks Rafael! you are doing an amazing work!... if you need something,
please let us know :D
Sergio Meneses
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Ubuntu User: #24056
On Tue, Nov 19, 2013 at 8:12 PM, Rafael Laguna wrote:
> You're welcome, David. Of course, the Lubuntu artwork is not my job. Okay,
> the team are
Hey Rafael,
How do I submit my openbox theme onto that site? I simply linked to the
box-look version in the incoming proposals page.
I will also work on a theme that incorporates the Lubuntu color scheme
as well, but uses the round buttons, if you think that would be
beneficial. I have also thou
There's no blueprint at this moment, but we'll make it public soon. In the
meantime we'e just "closing holes". If you see there's an icon needed,
point to that.
It's better if you upload your theme as a .tar.gz at the wiki, as well as
you need to create a brand new page. You can read the help abou
Ok, I will work on some icons when I get a chance. I followed your
advice and switched the wiki up, to point to a newly created page with
an attached screenshot and .tar.gz
I am working on a box window theme, and I will do the same with that.
It implements the same idea behind the Ambiance theme (
Is the box icon blueprint public yet? I have thinking about starting on
some icon work (mainly applications, as I am not sure what holes need
closed). I have a few other things I am doing right now, so if it isn't
ready, that is quite fine, just be sure to keep me updated, as I would
like to help
On 02/16/2014 02:01 AM, Rafael Laguna wrote:
Dear users.
We (the Lubuntu Artwork Team) are very proud to announce the (almost)
ready Trusty Tahr artwork wiki page [1]. You may not see lots of
changes, except the new wallpapers, but trust me, the major work was
on the icon theme. A lots of
On 02/18/2014 03:26 AM, Kadrija Hrlovic wrote:
I don't know if it is a bug or a feature, but in some programs, such
as Transmission and Disk Utility, orange colour is used for
highlighting and when selecting menus
It seems to me that those are Qt programs, and so will use whatever Qt
theme y
@Kadrija, I'm not sure if we have the same version, but my Lubuntu theme is
working fine. Look at Disks and Transmission using standard Box theme:
http://i.imgur.com/DMAKYmM.png
http://i.imgur.com/znLTJVJ.png
@Israel, these apps aren't written in QT, they're still GTK3 apps. And the
theme is focu
That may be the problem. You're using Lubuntu 12.04 with disk-utility (it's
deprecated now for gnome-disks, and they're not the same). Check if this
happens with the standard 12.04 theme. Or you can try upgrade your Lubuntu
to a higher version (sudo update-manager -d) . Everything's working fine
wi
Anyway, the Lubuntu theme has backward compatibility for "old" GTK2 apps.
This annoyance shouldn't exist. Try that, change your theme to the one what
shipped in 12.04 (Precise Pangolin).
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2014-02-19 17:08 GMT+01:00 Rafael Laguna :
> That may be the problem.
On 02/19/2014 08:10 PM, Rafael Laguna wrote:
Anyway, the Lubuntu theme has backward compatibility for "old" GTK2
apps. This annoyance shouldn't exist. Try that, change your theme to
the one what shipped in 12.04 (Precise Pangolin).
Lubuntu 12.04 has reached its EOL so I see no reason why us
Just because 12.04 reached EOL doesn't mean that we shouldn't use it!!
Some old machines - with very low memory - won't be able to use the
new versions.. so 12.04 is the only available solution to many users
in "3rd world" countries.
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That's true. If you want to use 10.04 you should be able to, and programs
must work the same way. But you must expect some weird changes when you
update some parts of the system (like the artwork only).
I must tell you that my computer is worst than "3rd world". It's an AMD K7,
and I can't run Uni
On 02/19/2014 09:40 PM, Rafael Laguna wrote:
That's true. If you want to use 10.04 you should be able to, and
programs must work the same way. But you must expect some weird
changes when you update some parts of the system (like the artwork only).
I must tell you that my computer is worst tha
Oh, right. I'm not an expert in architecture. So, my K7 (Sempron 3200
Athlon64) is newer than those who need non-PAE? Because everything works
fine.
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2014-02-19 19:33 GMT+01:00 Ali Linx :
>
> On 02/19/2014 09:40 PM, Rafael Laguna wrote:
>
> That's true. If
On 02/19/2014 11:38 PM, Rafael Laguna wrote:
Oh, right. I'm not an expert in architecture. So, my K7 (Sempron 3200
Athlon64) is newer than those who need non-PAE? Because everything
works fine.
Here is how you can find out:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/128396/how-can-i-tell-if-a-machine-ha
On 02/19/2014 09:03 PM, Salama wrote:
Just because 12.04 reached EOL doesn't mean that we shouldn't use it!!
Some old machines - with very low memory - won't be able to use the
new versions.. so 12.04 is the only available solution to many users
in "3rd world" countries.
Hi,
'You' can use it a
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