Hi,
Some of you may have been following the discussion of Tangerine Vs
Human recently.
Contrary to what I said in the discussion, after using it for a while
I have found the only Human icon I personally react badly to is the
folder icon (there are others for improvement - but I think the folder
Mark Shuttleworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi guys
TEN DAYS! I'd like to set Monday 15 May 10am UTC as the deadline for a decision from the art team as to:
�- two or three "external" themes (from Gnome-Look, for example)
�-
Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've updated the icons for the Silicon theme to an Ubuntu-tailored version of Tango-Aluminum, namely Tango-Silicon. The icons fall back to Human before of Tangerine (and then Tango) since the Human icons are more in style with t
On Tue, 2006-05-09 Mark Shuttleworth wrote:
Unfortunately, I don't believe that Tango has the level of design quality in place that we need for the best theme for Ubuntu. I just don't like the Tango icons. And 22x22 (as well as other decisions) are IMO poor choices. Tangerine is therefor
Mark Shuttleworth wrote:
Tangerine has the advantage of (a) being based on Tango, which starts
with SVG's for everything and has design in place, and (b) being
developed by folks who work with Gnome and KDE themes regularly so can
test it in place.
Unfortunately, I don't believe that Tango ha
Mark Shuttleworth wrote:
Andreas Nilsson wrote:
I think it would be very bad to maintain the old gtk icons for
apply,cancel,yes,no,etc, but it also would be bad to use the red icon
for tabs.
Firefox uses a red [x] by default for tab closure.
Might look a bit weird in a button, but I'll try it
Andreas Nilsson wrote:
I think it would be very bad to maintain the
old gtk icons for
apply,cancel,yes,no,etc, but it also would be bad to use the red icon
for tabs.
Firefox uses a red [x] by default for tab closure.
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Josué Alcalde González wrote:
El mié, 10-05-2006 a las 01:08 +0200, Andreas Nilsson escribió:
Josué Alcalde González wrote:
Last update of tangerine has included some new icons for dialog actions.
The icons included in last update use this metaphor:
http://jimmac.musichall.cz/screensh
El mié, 10-05-2006 a las 01:08 +0200, Andreas Nilsson escribió:
> Josué Alcalde González wrote:
> > Last update of tangerine has included some new icons for dialog actions.
> >
> > The icons included in last update use this metaphor:
> > http://jimmac.musichall.cz/screenshots/screenshot-228701000.
Josué Alcalde González wrote:
Last update of tangerine has included some new icons for dialog actions.
The icons included in last update use this metaphor:
http://jimmac.musichall.cz/screenshots/screenshot-228701000.jpg
with a red close icon.
The icons are:
- cancel: a yellow rounded back ar
Étienne Bersac wrote:
At last ! Thanks for this preview of the development state. I'm happy to
see new devices and trash icons and other improvement. Human
definitively does not blend with neither Tango nor Tangerine.
It's not designed to. It uses its own perspective. It's designed to
be
Hello,
> We have struggled to get a good workflow in place between the artist
> leading Human and the packaging team. You can see the latest delivery
> from the Human folks here:
>
> http://daniel.holba.ch/ubuntu/iconcall/
At last ! Thanks for this preview of the development state. I'm happy
We have struggled to get a good workflow in place between the artist
leading Human and the packaging team. You can see the latest delivery
from the Human folks here:
http://daniel.holba.ch/ubuntu/iconcall/
You will see many icons there that have not yet successfully landed in
the release.
Daniel Holbach wrote:
Hello everybody,
before outlining the plan and asking you for comments, I want to thank
you all for your work in the Ubuntu Art team. The impact tangerine had
on people in the community is enormous. It was never as easy to get
involved as it is now and the rising amount of
Frank Schoep writes ("Re: [ubuntu-art] Firefox theme set 0.3 released"):
> An icon theme update doesn't necessarily mean that the Firefox
> themes need to be rebuilt. Most updates will probably not include
> icons that are used in Firefox so the impact of each update could be
> relatively low.
Thi
On Tuesday 09 May 2006 19:45, Ian Jackson wrote:
> Mark Shuttleworth writes ("Re: [ubuntu-art] Firefox theme set 0.3
released"):
> > Ian Jackson wrote:
> > > I don't have a good feel for how often those upstream icon sets
> > > change.
> >
> > Human is likely to be evolving right down to the wire,
Mark Shuttleworth writes ("Re: [ubuntu-art] Firefox theme set 0.3 released"):
> Ian Jackson wrote:
> > I don't have a good feel for how often those upstream icon sets
> > change.
>
> Human is likely to be evolving right down to the wire, given the hiccups
> we've had in the toolset.
Then we nee
Ian Jackson wrote:
I don't have a good feel for how often those upstream icon sets
change.
Human is likely to be evolving right down to the wire, given the
hiccups we've had in the toolset.
Mark
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On Tuesday 09 May 2006 18:08, Ian Jackson wrote:
> Frank Schoep writes ("Re: [ubuntu-art] Firefox theme set 0.3 released"):
> Feel free to discuss this on ubuntu-devel but I think I should be able
> to answer most of your questions if you want to carry on here or in
> private email.
>
> Regards,
>
Frank Schoep writes ("Re: [ubuntu-art] Firefox theme set 0.3 released"):
> Now that the proof-of-concept stage is passed I wanted to get
> ubuntu-devel involved (see my mail from yesterday to ubuntu-art if
> you have it) to discuss exactly the questions you're asking me now.
Right. Or we could ha
Hello,
> P.S.: I'm still not sure if it was a wise decision to get involved, but I'd
> hate to see the default Dapper desktop look bad. I feel we still have a
> choice now to get things to work out right.
That make me sad. The update make the gap between Tangerine and Human
obviously larger. I
On Tuesday 09 May 2006 04:05, Étienne Bersac wrote:
> Hello,
> ...
I've been following this discussion for a while and though I was actively
trying to avoid it, after today's Dapper artwork update I felt like jumping
in. I'm just taking a moment to vent my opinion and thoughts on the matter,
wh
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