I like the mockup.
One thing though, for some reason, the unfocused window draws my
attention more than the active window does, and that's not good! :)
Maybe you can try to just desaturate the active window color instead?
Hylke
Cory K. wrote:
Salane Ashcraft wrote:
This is it! My final
François Degrave wrote:
Hi everyone!
I created a new page on the wiki with a mockup representing what I'd
like Ubuntu to look like in the (near) future:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Intrepid/NewWave
Enjoy!
François
I don't like the black very much (why do we need to follow
I'd like to lead a subteam too. :)
If you're interested: http://bomahy.nl/hylke/blog/extending-discovery/
Hylke
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François Degrave wrote:
What I'd like is *to replace *this mailing list by a forum. In fact we
use this list the same way we would use a forum: we have discussions, we
propose ideas (which are often images). And many of us complain about
the fact that we lose track of hundreds of ideas
Damián Vila wrote:
While I like forums a lot (specially over mailing lists), I have to
agree that ML have an advantage over forums: they are more readily
available than forums. Some people follow list from their jobs using
e-mail, and maybe some people don't have web access at all from
Cory K. wrote:
If people are putting work they would actually like to be considered on
the wiki (like they are supposed to) nothing will get lost. That's
usually is how it goes.
This is why we need to get back to the sub-teams idea. People who like
a particular concept work together to get
Who wrote:
This is the most important point on which our opinions differ: I think
that, for now, we cannot expect to be able to predict what the
'default' theme must be - there ARE no guidelines and it seems that it
is NOT the job of the artwork team to make these guidelines... Please
see
Cory K. wrote:
Hylke Bons wrote:
Back to the 5 teams example. Let's say they would all go there own
separate way each create something unique and arty. They all deliver a
beautiful theme but none of them seems usable enough to declare default.
As I've said, what, 6 or so times
Sorry, didn't mean to send it 3 times. Something went wrong.
Hylke
Cory K. wrote:
Thanx for sending it 3 times. We need more spam.
Hylke Bons wrote:
Who cares!
Thanx for sending it 3 times. We need more spam.
Please. Ubuntu. Art.
Let's get something done!
Hylke
