Hi,
I think that Brian has a very good idea although I am not sure if it is
realizable or not at this point in time.
Why not create an entirely flexible theme which can be adjusted by setting
certain values? The installer asks you several questions; one of them could
be "What is your favorite
Yeah ! I love your idea ! For example, when installing from the live CD,
after selecting the language, it would ask to select a theme... and the
theme would be instantly applied to the current live ubuntu (it would be the
same window than the gnome theme selector), and then it would be stored so
t
Hi, all.
This certainly isn't the first time we've seen this discussion cropping
up on the ubuntu-art mailing list. I remember a year or two ago someone
suggested that because themes are such a personally subjective matter
(and for many they are the the first and easiest way to personalize
one's
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>> Colours are _culturally_ and _temporally_ rooted in meaning. Look to
>> the colours of traditional wedding wear in Japan or different parts of
>> tribal Africa for examples of cultural meaning. Look to the tonal
>> differe
On 4/13/07, Troy James Sobotka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Vincent Weber wrote:
> >> > First of all It's all brown/orange/red. These colours are not really
> >> > pleasant/relaxing for you eyes, especially red.
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> First on a specifically resea
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>> > First of all It's all brown/orange/red. These colours are not really
>> > pleasant/relaxing for you eyes, especially red.
First on a specifically research based approach, this is wrong.
Colours are _culturally_ and _tempora
El 13/04/2007, a las 22:22, Pascal Klein escribió:
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> Hi. :)
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> The goal behind Ubuntu's colour palette is that it should separate
> Ubuntu from other desktops. Although the most universally safe (in
> regards to culture and gender) and pleasing primary desktop colour is
> blue and shades of it
On Fri, 2007-04-13 at 10:30 +0200, Vincent Weber wrote:
> Hello Ubuntu art-team :)
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> I'm overall very happy with Ubuntu but I think the colours are wrong.
> First of all It's all brown/orange/red. These colours are not really
> pleasant/relaxing for you eyes, especially red. I also don't think a
I'm sorry, my bad. I meant Gnome 2.18 instead of 2.20
Vincent
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Hello Ubuntu art-team :)
I'm overall very happy with Ubuntu but I think the colours are wrong. First
of all It's all brown/orange/red. These colours are not really
pleasant/relaxing for you eyes, especially red. I also don't think a lot of
people would choose Ubuntu over Windows (bug #1) because
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