I like the mockup.
One thing though, for some reason, the unfocused window draws my
attention more than the active window does, and that's not good! :)
Maybe you can try to just desaturate the active window color instead?
Hylke
Cory K. wrote:
> Salane Ashcraft wrote:
>
>> This is it! My final
François Degrave wrote:
> Hi everyone!
>
> I created a new page on the wiki with a mockup representing what I'd
> like Ubuntu to look like in the (near) future:
> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Intrepid/NewWave
>
> Enjoy!
>
> François
I don't like the black very much (why do we need to
Cory K. wrote:
>
> The "to be included with Ubuntu 8.10" is a bit presumptuous but I think
> it's a good start. I've only offered to help get a package together for
> pretty complete themes that will go in the Universe repo.
>
> I'd get a wiki page up outlining what you're looking to achieve and
>
I'd like to lead a subteam too. :)
If you're interested: http://bomahy.nl/hylke/blog/extending-discovery/
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Cory K. wrote:
> Hylke Bons wrote:
>
>> Back to the 5 teams example. Let's say they would all go there own
>> separate way each create something unique and "arty". They all deliver a
>> beautiful theme but none of them seems usable enough to declare def
Who wrote:
> This is the most important point on which our opinions differ: I think
> that, for now, we cannot expect to be able to predict what the
> 'default' theme must be - there ARE no guidelines and it seems that it
> is NOT the job of the artwork team to make these guidelines... Please
> se
Who wrote:
> There is _one_ default theme, and a lot of people with vastly
> different ideas, pulling in lots of directions.
>
> If different people with different visions lead the teams in separate
> _parts_ of the main theme we get no overall style, decreased impact,
> decreased polish
>
Of co
Cory K. wrote:
> Hylke Bons wrote:
>
>> I like the sub-teams idea. But I think it's a little unfair to let for
>> example 5 teams work on a full theme, while only one gets chosen.
>>
>
> If all someone wants to do is default art that's the w
Cory K. wrote:
> Hylke Bons wrote:
>
>> I like the sub-teams idea. But I think it's a little unfair to let for
>> example 5 teams work on a full theme, while only one gets chosen.
>>
>
> If all someone wants to do is default art that's the w
Cory K. wrote:
> If people are putting work they would actually like to be considered on
> the wiki (like they are supposed to) nothing will get lost. That's
> usually is how it goes.
>
> This is why we need to get back to the "sub-teams" idea. People who like
> a particular concept work together t
Damián Vila wrote:
>
> While I like forums a lot (specially over mailing lists), I have to
> agree that ML have an advantage over forums: they are more readily
> available than forums. Some people follow list from their jobs using
> e-mail, and maybe some people don't have web access at all from
François Degrave wrote:
> What I'd like is *to replace *this mailing list by a forum. In fact we
> use this list the same way we would use a forum: we have discussions, we
> propose ideas (which are often images). And many of us complain about
> the fact that we lose track of hundreds of ideas b
Sorry, didn't mean to send it 3 times. Something went wrong.
Hylke
Cory K. wrote:
> Thanx for sending it 3 times. We need more spam.
>
> Hylke Bons wrote:
>
>> Who cares!
>>
>>
>
> Thanx for sending it 3 times. We need more spam.
>
>
Who cares!
Please. Ubuntu. Art.
Let's get something done!
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Who cares!
Please. Ubuntu. Art.
Let's get something done!
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Who cares!
Please. Ubuntu. Art.
Let's get something done!
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Beautiful!
Using it.
Hylke
Dylan McCall wrote:
> I agree, that does look great! Very abstract, but actually unique --
> something that gets trickier by the minute.
>
> That picture seems a bit like I a deciduous tree would look if we were
> to stare down at it from the top. May be a fun dir
+1
Polise and shine, yet not overdone, perfect ubuntu feel, awesome! :)
I think all these things are possible, but it will be a huge task to
implement it.
Hylke
Álvaro Medina Ballester wrote:
> Ken, this is one of the best Ubuntu themes I've ever seen!
>
> Cheers.
>
> 2007/12/15, Ken Vermette <
Why copy MacOS all the time?
The notification area isn't that bad right now, I think what looks ugly
now is the inconsistent sizes and alignment.
Hylke
Kenneth Wimer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have plans to do pretty much the same thing that you suggest. Depending on
> what comes out of the art direc
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