Dylan McCall wrote:
Michael Stephenson wrote:
And so did many others.
So to resolve this matter, I propose that we BOTH-POST.
That's right, we will neither top-post or bottom-post. The reply will
be in the middle of the email and we'll have quotes both at the top and
at the bottom.
This way
Kido Mariano wrote:
Your Droid screenshot is off. Try typing
sudo fc-cache -v
to update your font cache, then try again (and logoff and log on again
or something). It seems the desktop is using DejaVu Sans as fallback
font. I'll try to post another screenshot at the wiki to show how Droid
Please allow me to speak frankly:
I don't really see what all the fuss is about with that Droid font.
Deja Vu Sans is a beautiful font, especially the Condensed version I
use as my UI font. It supports many languages and looks quite modern
without being very blocky as Troy calls it.
Droid has
Salane Ashcraft wrote:
On Sun, Jul 6, 2008 at 4:26 PM, Jimmy Angelakos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please allow me to speak frankly:
I don't really see what all the fuss is about with that Droid font.
Would you make a section in the Intrepid Ibex Fonts- Art Team wiki
page then? Please provide
Toby Smithe wrote:
Hmm. I think the logo's still a bit too far left. I did a quick edit
from the original. I took the logo's circle top- and right-most pixels
to the edge of the image, and moved equally down and left until it look
alright. I'm attaching the xcf and png so you can see.
Just my
Niklas Weidel wrote:
The first one on
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/EdgyProposals/WallpaperProposal
which I've named 'glassflower' is my personal favourite so far. It's a
distinct look, and retaining some simplicity while at the same time
being pretty detailed. The reason for it
I'm new to the list so I searched but didn't find anything on this
topic: Is Ubuntu Sparkle going to be the final default background?
IMHO it's terribly dark and depressing and Simple Human makes me feel
better :)
I apologise if this matter has been discussed before (highly likely,
but I like
Mark Shuttleworth wrote:
Jimmy Angelakos wrote:
I know this is a very busy time, but I was wondering, would you
consider it to be a good or bad idea to include Human themes for
Firefox and Thunderbird in Ubuntu (and perhaps install them by default
with the application)? As we're striving
I know this is a very busy time, but I was wondering, would you
consider it to be a good or bad idea to include Human themes for
Firefox and Thunderbird in Ubuntu (and perhaps install them by default
with the application)? As we're striving to identify Ubuntu with the
Human theme, consider it a
Hi, I apologise if this has been posted on this list before.
Currently, the Human theme has a grey background, #E8E2DD, which is
quite cold (IMHO) and does not fit the warm new theme. Would it be
possible to change it to something a bit warmer but still light, such
as #EDE2D8 ?
Thanks,
Jimmy
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Billy wrote:
Currently, the Human theme has a grey background, #E8E2DD, which is
quite cold (IMHO) and does not fit the warm new theme. Would it be
possible to change it to something a bit warmer but still light, such
as #EDE2D8 ?
Human what? I haven't seen that color.
System - Preferences
Billy wrote:
The bg color is #efebe7 unless my update was borked somehow and didn't
overwrite the old gtkrc.
You're right, I appear to have clicked on the wrong side of a gradient
or something, but that is beside the point, I just think that the grey
in the theme is a bit too cold to fit
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