Yes, I'll mark as gnome-panel. I see what you mean partially, as the
application icons have a sort of "fade" to them which makes it harder to
spot them quickly.
However in general once you get used to a something you prefer more such
as AWN, it is going to be harder going back. Have you tried enabling
compositing in metacity?
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None => gnome-panel
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
** Summary changed:
- If not using AWN, icons in bottom panel are hard to distinguish
+ application icons are faded and hard to distinguish
** Description changed:
- I was forced to stop using AWN because of a bug when I have
- compositioning enabled. I was struck by how hard it was to distinguish
- between the different applications I had running. I found that many
- times when switching between apps, it took me many seconds to recognize
- the right app.
+ I was forced to stop using AWN because of a bug when I have compositing
+ enabled. I was struck by how hard it was to distinguish between the
+ different applications I had running. I found that many times when
+ switching between apps, it took me many seconds to recognize the right
+ app.
When not using AWN most icons just are grey.
I'm attaching a screenshot of "bottom panel" with AWN and a normal gnome
panel.
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application icons are faded and hard to distinguish
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/269934
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