Re: [Unity-design] Indicators: Spacing and Kerning

On 14 June 2012 20:29, Paul Sladen wrote: > It could be possible to reduce the pixel count aswell. What counts as > 'small' for you? > What you do feel the solution would be? To specify the minimum number > of menus categories that menu fit on the left, and then scale the font > and icon siz

Re: [Unity-design] Wireframing

On 13 June 2012 11:29, Alan Bell wrote: > If someone can help get it packaged as a standalone application that would > be great, Heh, I had planned on having a go at that a while back but got a little sidetracked. I'll give it another go. Chris -- Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~unity-de

[Unity-design] (no subject)

Hey there, There's a bug saying application indicators are too wide that's been hanging around for nearly two and a half years now and I was wondering if this is actually a real problem that we're looking to solve, or if there's a design ca

Re: [Unity-design] Ubuntu, Toolkits, Precision, and the Future

An app that is written in Qt does not automatically have a particular visual theme. Instead, Qt inherits the theme of whatever platform it's compiled on. When I compile my Qt code on Ubuntu, it always looks like a native GTK+ based app. I've not done it yet on Windows or Mac OS, but if I were to co

Re: [Unity-design] Installing Apps right from the Dash

This sounds like it would be really useful if simply clicking on an app in the recommendations list installed it for you. A progress bar, similar to the one use for processes on the Dash could appear at the bottom of the icon as the download/installation progressed. On 16 February 2012 16:44, Omar