Henrik Nilsen Omma wrote:
The trick
is that the tips slightly overshoot the edge of the slider groove so
you don't get a round edge meeting a square one. Imagine that the tips
are not sitting in the groove with the rest of the slider, but are less
deep so they can pass over the edge of the
Henrik Nilsen Omma wrote:
So
something like this:
http://people.ubuntu.com/~henrik/images/slider-in-action-2.png
(left side version)
Yes, that's the ticket. Richard, any objections?
Mark
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for Ubuntu. In the interim, I'm trying to get us a look that
is both expressive and consistent :-).
Mark
Shuttleworth wrote:
I think the orange looks great on many
widgets. In general, widgets are not on-screen all the time. You see
them when something is happening or when you need to make
Daniel Borgmann wrote:
On 4/3/06, Mark Shuttleworth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While we are here I'm reminded of one additional thing I'd like to see
mocked up. On the scrollbars, the white tips at each end might look even
better if they had slightly rounded corners like the slider
bvc wrote:
Let's not forget the range slider trough
http://kwh.kernow-gb.com/~bvc/dapper-xubu/progress-scroll-trough.png
This has the problem Richard identified, that when the scrollbar is all
the way up or down, you have a rounded scrollbar against a rounded
stepper, which looks bong :-)
Henrik Nilsen Omma wrote:
Here is a
mock-up to illustrate:
http://people.ubuntu.com/~henrik/images/rounded-progress.png
I appreciate where that's going, but I think it looks wrong because the
lines on the progressbar are themselves vertical and straight. So let's
leave that one for now.
Manu Cornet wrote:
Here's a new version of the dialog :
http://www.manucornet.net/ubuntu/dev/dialog.png
http://www.manucornet.net/ubuntu/dev/logout.png
http://www.manucornet.net/ubuntu/dev/hibernate.png
Interesting!
Many people found that the dialog was too large ; therefore, I
Manu Cornet wrote:
As a matter of fact, I seldom do mere mockups, most of the time I also
write actual patches (and I sent this one to Seb by email along with
those captures) :) Seems like it is on its way to be uploaded soon.
Rock star :-)
Huh, did I misunderstand the meaning of
Henrik Nilsen Omma wrote:
IMO it
would be best to only show one of these options to the average user.
(It would be useful to have some real-world data on which of these
people use most often -- sleep I guess -- and how many people regularly
use both options.
Except there's a darn good
Étienne Bersac wrote:
100% agree. I even suggest to use exactly the same look
for both scrollbar and slider handles.
Mark, you did not clearly said if you prefer orange or caramel. Please
precise this point.
I think the orange looks great on many widgets. In general, widgets are
not
The [x] is really a "hint" that you can click to close. Many people
don't know they can dismiss the bubbles, so we added the ability to
close them by clicking anywhere including the [x].
I don't think there's a way to talk back to the app which popped up the
notification, so I don't think
Ricardo Pérez López wrote:
I think the new notification bubble has a little problem: it is
difficult to realize what is the icon the bubble is pointing.
Yes, I can see what you are saying. We went to quite a lot of trouble
to make the popup cleaner and classier, and I don't think we can
Manu Cornet wrote:
* Place the bubble farther from the panel, so that a small piece of the
background is visible between them (thus making the triangle "pointier"
and more precise).
This would be my preferred solution, but I think upstream makes this
difficult because the pointer is by
Jakub Steiner wrote:
The gnome-themes module, where the icons reside, only includes bitmaps.
There are also some, in my view, not so well executed icons contributed
by Sun folks there. If anybody wants to step in and create a nice high
contrast set based on the original artwork, possibly
bvc wrote:
I have joined the ubuntu-art mailing list but have not
received a confirmation or any email. I've ventured through a lot of
the wiki but I do not know what "one of the three "top community"
themes which we can get into Dapper" is. Link?
That hasn't been decided yet. I think the
Pascal Klein wrote:
So, how does that sound? Drop the official tango package, unless
someone else wishes to take it up and work on this? I think it would be
better to have one complete, consistent and polished theme as apposed
to several incomplete ones. :)
Well, I do like the idea of
Suzan wrote:
j Mak
schrieb:
This is the modified gimp splash.
http://img54.imageshack.us/img54/9205/ubuntugimpsplash5oy.png
I incorporated Mark's and Susanne's suggestions into the new
design.
Let me know what you think.
J. Mak
Brant Watson wrote:
I know perhaps there were technical limitations, but how
come all splash images historically have been rectangular? The Gimp,
OpenOffice, KDE, Gnome (though the temp one in dapper has rounded
edges), Azureus, etc... It always annoyed me, but it seems that its a
standard
Hi all
I'm writing to propose a six week delay in the release date of Dapper,
in order to do additional validation, certification, localisation, and
polish. I would like to call for a community town hall meeting on
Tuesday 14th March - once at 09:00 UTC (for the Aussies and Asian
communities) and
Pascal Klein wrote:
Sorry if I was somewhat blunt. I feel that the process isn't moving
along as fast as I would like it to and I'm trying to stick a blame to
something.
Stick it on your own doorstep, then.
The art team needs leadership and organisation. This is our fourth
release, so
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