Hi all,
Seems like the ball is rolling pretty well with ideas for Ubuntu Hardy and
beyond. Thanks to all who have submitted ideas - keep up the good work!
Within the next few weeks we will have a final decision for the art direction
for Ubuntu Hardy and can start taking parts of those ideas and
I've been experimenting with using dark themes. I've tried the Ubuntu Studio
theme, which looks very shiny, and I've tried a customized theme which looks
like this: http://code.bearfruit.org/~matt/MattsDesktop.jpg I used my
customized theme for two weeks, I've been using Ubuntu Studio for about two
About the buttons on the window decoration. At the moment the
prelighting doesn't include a button frame. I think adding the frame for
mouse over will solve your problem as the click target is still the
standard metacity size even though the symbol is small.
It would be nice if Ubuntu added a new
yeah, I agree with kwii about the problems that photos might bring to
the desktop, I've experienced some those, but with some expertise and
with the talents that we have here we could overcome that...
T.
On Nov 15, 2007 6:44 PM, tonic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> About the buttons on the window d
Just a note: I think we should probably be filing upstream bugs about
apps that don't work properly with dark themes (providing new
art/solutions, if we can... we are an art team - after all!)
While it is unlikely to result in a fix soon, it might mean that a
year or so down the track a user wanti
I personnally don't like Tonic's theme, first because I'm actually using the
same (or nearly) Emerald theme, and closing a windows is quite stressing
after a while, the buttons being that small. Second, I don't really like the
colors mix. I don't mean it's really bad, but I don't see it as the defa
On Thursday 15 November 2007 04:05:25 Tiago Souza wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Why doesn't we include some nice photos among the wallpapers included
> in Hardy? I've noticed that the included wallpapers are always curve
> designs or something that can be done with Gimp/Photoshop..Is there
> some problem with
I like this, but I think it doesn't need to be so stripey. Stripes
seem slightly web2.0 fadish...
The colours are good, though the scrollbars stand out a little more
than I would usually like.
Keep theming!
Who
On Nov 14, 2007 11:12 PM, tonic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Had a play around with s
