Cory K. skrev:
> Thomas L.G wrote:
>
>> You know, when it comes to window buttons, there really aren't many
>> alternatives. They usually are either squared or rounded. Windows uses
>> squared buttons, OSX uses rounded. Then what should we do? Either way
>
but I do not think you should apply that goal to EVERY element or widget
in the whole system, but rather look on the use of colors, gradients,
wallpapers etc. - the elements that make up the most of the impression.
Just my five cents.
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enibex are
my favs). + conky and sreenlets
My desktop is kinda backwards, it works fine the other way around, just
did it this way around because of the system-status screenlet placement
vs the wallpaper...
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where the camera flew out
of the window towards the ultimate freedom : )
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Holy cow, that looks great Rico! Absolutely wonderful. What sizes is it
available in?
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Hi,
I was just thinking, it would have been great with a Dust-emerald theme,
which looks like DiEmerald theme, only with the correct colors to fit
with the Dust GTK theme. Here is what it looks atm:
http://portefolje.net/div/fusion.jpg
Just replacing the brown color with a grey dusty one, would
ilable in larger formats?
Like 1440x900?
I like it, the wooden background could have some less contrast, and the
logo could maybe have been incorporated in a better way, but I like the
sharpness, the wood, the abstract art of it...
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the colours, and the cleanness of it. However I'm not too fond of
the brush-paint style. I would prefer some technique which makes the
surfaces appear more smooth, and maybe some light effects to improve the
quality.
Just my five cents.
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Hi there, one thing: The bottom panel seems to have "real transparency",
as you see windows beneath it, could this be possible to implement for
8.04? It would certainly look neat...
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Hi there. Think it looks very good, although I don't like the wallpaper
at all (it is over-used and not at all something we should use in 8.04).
This theme with a better wallpaper and merged window-top & menu, would
be really neat.
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julian skrev:
> i just spotted this
d footprints here. Anyway, just my five cents.
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Happy new year!
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some sort of qualitative testing on certain subjects :)
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ly has their own thoughts and ideas on what makes a good user
interface, colors, styles etc. Some like it conservative, some like it
radical, some like it Vista-ish, some like it OSX-ish. Thorsten also has
a point, we need to make decisions as well. Decisions should be based
upon (more or less
t see how some
theme could decrease performance in such a degree it would be necessary).
You have to think about what attracts the end-user, but still be able to
take care of anyone who doesn't want the new look.
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reases performance! However there MUST be an alternative, where
you can choose to minimize the effects used and increase performance.
Linux and Gnome in general has this advantage built-in, people can do
what they want. But providing an alternative theme for users who are not
too fond of the new
Also I doubt Hardy Herron will be using any dock, as the main focus with
this release is stability and improvements, rather than innovation (as
Compiz Fusion in Gutsy Gibbon).
If we were to use a dock, I would recommend Avant Window Navigator
anyway, with stacks, stacks plugger, built-in termin
Hi AA Boy
- Why is everything so huge? :)
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AA Boy skrev:
> 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.
Hi,
Many thanks for helping out Ken!
Just got a page up running, going to organize it better a bit later:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Hardy/Alternate/Hardline
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Ken Vermette skrev:
> You didn't come of as meaning to hijack when you posted your mock-up,
> no fe
niel Moore, I know exactly what you mean... I also like some more
minimalistic themes. A good minimalistic theme might look very cool.
Thinking of some Murrine themes, GAIA themes
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Ken Vermette skrev:
> Excellent work guys!
>
> Thomas, I love the colour layout and your use o
). Another wallpaper (stock-image from sxc.hu), and
another top-panel. Please ignore the ugly notification-icons at top
right and other glitches - it is all just photoshop mocking! Also, I
didn't make any minimize/maximize-icons yet, I really don't think we
should use the Vista-like ones.
it's a good idea to provide a dark theme. Personally
I don't use dark themes much, although it does happen, but I know people
who do use it. It should be the user's choice...
Thanks!
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