Ad 4): Why not use clear- and ubuntulooks? I am using the hacked clearlooks with ubuntulooks-menus and menubar-items. It looks nice (my opinion...). The colors are OK, I think...
cheers Am Montag, den 28.01.2008, 13:01 +0100 schrieb Kenneth Wimer: > Hi all, > > This mail attempts to clear up some issues in the art direction for Hardy > Ubuntu. As already stated we will not be changing things radically. Here are > some of the things I would like to see changed and some possible ideas for > them. > > 1) Wallpaper: Ideally dark and mysterious yet modern, clear and clean > a) It should use the palette (in a previous post, email me if you missed > it) > b) If nothing else, we will continue to use the elephant background for > Hardy. > > 2) GDM: Lighter, friendlier than the wallpaper but inline as far as artwork > goes. > a) Until now we have used a different background image for GDM (ie not > the > wallpaper). I would like to see Ubuntu use a common look for the entire > experience (usplash throuh GDM, Desktop) but this is not a definite *must > have* for Hardy. If possible we can work towards this. > > 3) 2D Panel Icons: simplified panel icons - those on the right side, some > (me) > might call them system tray icons :-) I've looked into using an etched look > for these as well as a very simple 2D look. I'll be posting these images > later today so we can look into the possiblities and discuss them. > > 4) Murrine or Clear Looks as a GTK/WinDeco theme. The overall look should not > change radically, and in any case the colors should be very similar, perhaps > moving slightly to a bit more orange version (but only slightly). > a) I would like to use a theme in which one can change the colors (not > possible using the older style gtkrc). Ideas have been posted based on the > clear looks engine but they have the problem that the selected menu items > look too pale/light compared to what we have now and each toolbar/menubar/etc > has a line between them. Murrine seems to be the most flexible theme, perhaps > it would be the way to go. > > In addition to all of this we have lots of bugs with icons: menu icons, and > especially the package related icons in the System menu. I'd like to see some > > Look forward to more of this in the future :-) > > Thanks, > Ken >
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