<scrubbing all the accumulated CC's. Either they're on the doc-list or they won't be interested>
Hi, On Thu, 2006-08-03 at 14:36 -0700, Ryan Paul wrote: > I just finished putting together a simple proof-of-concept utility that > automatically fades image borders and applies a drop shadow. It's > written in Python and it uses Cairo, PIL, and GTK. Couple of points about it. I know its only a proof-of-concept: 1. Without the instant-apply enabled, how do changes happen? I presume when you save it. Better to have instant-apply always on, I think. 2. When the border is set to 0, the image gets whited-out. Just stupid things I saw and wondered about. >From looking at the sample image you attached: I'm not sure about the fading at the edges. To me, it feels like it looses something (esp. with the drop-shadow). The other problem is that information may become faded-out. E.g. (again from the sample), the status bar at the bottom and the title of the window are faded, and difficult to read. Since I'm on this [1], this will also cause problems with inverse themes (High-contrast-inverse), who would expect the shot to fade towards black. I know I'm only pointing out (possible) problems. I haven't provided any solutions, or anything crazy like that. Sorry. Don [1] Hey, what else am I going to do? _______________________________________________ gnome-doc-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-doc-list
