Guys, These ideas are great but you need to "act". If you feel strongly about a theme, application or whatever then get out there, find other interested people and put a team together.
Put this energy into doing instead of describing. Adam. On Nov 29, 2015 9:51 PM, "Riccardo Mottola" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > > Gregory Casamento wrote: > >> I would very much like to see our interface changed to something >> everyone can be in love with. This is only good for the project. >> Our out of the box experience with users SUCKS ROCKS and this is >> something we need to think about. >> > > I agree on that statement! the problem is that the whole thread here shows > that nobody here agrees with the other one on how to improve it. Some say > look, some say application, some say configuration tools, some want this, > that, whatever. > > Thus, well, for sure we can improve our applications, our preferences and > our theming capabilities and support so that we can make more people happy. > And also a way to set these as a default. > > And, to be honest, I am working extremely hard on this night and day in > the past years and other like Richard and Fred helped mightly on the core > side. > > I have never liked Jesse's theme. You do. The only solution is that you > can run it easily and without issues. > Somebody wants the Tango theme? Activating it shall be one click. > Gael or Adam want a clean classic theme? Fine too... and we all know that > even our default theme is lacking. > For Gnome-like theme it will be never as perfect, but it shouldn't be hard > either. > > Everybody wants improved and more applications. > > After all, the experience is the sum of all that: "applications" which > have a "feel" and have a "look". The experience is a sum of all that. Since > we lack a bit on everything, but especially on the application and > smoothness side, the rest becomes more evident too. > > Riccardo >
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