>On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 12:28 AM, Brian Fleeger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I want to submit another, more plausible theme proposal to the Intrepid > wiki, but I want to know if Murrine will allow for customizable > backwards/forwards buttons in nautilus (as well as system-wide). My idea is > basically based on the current Human theme, but just tweeks some details to > result in a whole new look. Everything in this "look" is already available, > except I want to include Alex Faaborg's Firefox3-style back/forward buttons > as a nuance to enhance nautilus.
>>From: Salane Ashcraft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>That does look neat - and i have seen themes with customized buttons. >>Just ask around... That's great! I cannot do theme coding myself, but if it is possible then the Canonical people should be able to pull it off pretty easily. >>What is the theme you created on the wiki? I really need for people >>to discuss guidelines and start working on a unified theme, instead of >>their own themes. I have submitted two themes so far: Gimmie Human, and Long Term Vision (LTV). This will be my third. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Intrepid/Gimmie-Human https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Long_Term_Vision Both of the previous themes I submitted were VERY complex, and would be almost impossible to implement in any reasonable time-frame. I even started a launchpad site for Long Term Vision, but so far have not been able to motivate any themers to help. In any event, I am now inclined to think a radical/drastic visual overhaul is neither necessary nor desirable. The Human theme (minus its window borders) has always been my favorite. Even though I never cared for the window borders or max/min buttons, the mellowness of Human is just the least jarring out of anything I have ever seen on GNOME-Look (outside of the apple clones). I think the new theme should strive to be as inoffensive as possible to the greatest number of people, while still introducing reasonable UI improvements and subtle beauty. Regards, Brian
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