It's kind of like a mold... Like it or not, it kind grows on you. I hated my
windows when I made them, and I have a gallery of hideous window ideas that
I hope will never see the light of day.
Orange is really just a highlight colour in this theme, so it'll proballbly
look odd on the theme until
Thomas, your theme is great I love it.+1 for you.
2007/12/19, Jan Niklas Hasse [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Looks nice indeed. But doesn't it look too much like MacOS? (except for
the color palett of course)
On 12/19/07, Thomas L.G [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh well since we're all mocking up now,
On 19/12/2007, Thomas L.G [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh well since we're all mocking up now, let me throw in a suggestion as
well:
http://www.portefolje.net/div/mockup.jpg
Based on Ken's suggestion on this list. Some modifications (darker top
area + some reflection, hover, consistent menus,
Hi there Ken,
How do I start a theme wiki?
And sorry Mikkel, wasn't my intention to hijack the thread, I just
thought I would continue the mockup-title-thread, seemed logical at the
moment :)
Jan Niklas, I don't think it looks like MacOS. I don't know exactly what
you're thinking about, but
How about making the window close minimise ect. icons rounded off at the
top rather like the main menu.
solar.george
Ken Vermette wrote:
It's kind of like a mold... Like it or not, it kind grows on you. I
hated my windows when I made them, and I have a gallery of hideous
window ideas that I
On Dec 19, 2007 1:53 AM, [someone] wrote:
Looks nice indeed. But doesn't it look too much like MacOS? (except for
the color palett of course)
I propose a new rule that anyone who says, that theme looks too much like
[some other OS]... must also back up their statement with an objective
I agree. I've seen too many comments like That theme is ugly because I don't
like the green wallpaper. Comments like that are narrow minded and not
helpful to the creators.
Mentioning what you DO like would be much more helpful. Even if there's only
one small part of the theme you like.
Hello, can I have a link to the theme file plz?
I would be happy to help test/develop it
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I agre wholeheartedly, but sadly I don't think there's no way to really
enforce it. You're always going to get users who say That's the worst X
I've ever seen or Y is better... at that point, you're probably never
going to get more detail out of them, and if you do, would you really want
to know
You didn't come of as meaning to hijack when you posted your mock-up, no
fears! Anyway, starting a wiki is pretty easy!
1. Go to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Hardy/Alternate (or the
sub-wiki of your choice)
2. Halfway down the page there's an Alternate Submissions section, with an
One thing I need to say about Vista is they did good with the window
buttons. I'll give em credit where credit is due.
A few weeks before I started this theme I read as many reviews and interface
guidelines as I could, and one was a review on GUI aspects of Vista and OSX.
While they come a dime a
While it doesn't sound like a big deal, it's just another thing to
look at. If I rounded the corner then the button would need to be
1 or 2 pixels lower to accommodate the top-edge, breaking the
users ability to slam.
You can't slam with floating (non maximised) windows. Mac user
I redid my mockup to make the panels less intense. Like before, this can all
be done in SVG if needbe (almost all the elements are from SVG).
http://www.smartboy.salocinlinux.org/db/ubuntu-mockup2.png
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