I've actually got ideas for what I think would make a good lineup of
icon sets in the future:
1. Something like the current Gnome icons. They recently dropped their
Tango ones on 2.30 and these new ones are rather interesting.
2. Something Metro-like. This could satisfy a need for more
I remember proposing this back when, but now I think we should re-consider it.
Anyway, I'm using XAML and VB to mock up a potential redesign for the
LibreOffice installer. My idea for interfacing with it would be to
have a wrapper for the files (though this time, maybe a 7-Zip one more
like
So, you basically want a system for creating diagram templates?
On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 9:09 AM, Christopher Stark
christopherst...@gmx.dewrote:
Hi,
I'm not working with M$ Office but I heard from my flatmate that the so
called smart art is supposed to be very helpful.
They look like that:
On the topic of this, I had actually proposed an entire redesign of the
installer system in a much earlier post, but in discussions on IRC I was
informed that making alternate UI's for Windows Installer systems is a
pretty difficult task.
~Shawn
On Fri, Mar 11, 2011 at 4:55 PM, Cesare Leonardi
Okay, sorry if this reiterates anything we've said, but If anything, I would
purely just drop it from the logo entirely. If a mentioning of TDF is
required in artwork (like the splash screen), it could easily be thrown in
the corner or something. I feel TDF needs to be branded as the people/vendor
Okay, this might be tricky given the fact that we use Windows
Installer (MSI and such), but I kinda find the LibreOffice installer
to be a little plain looking, and given that it seems like we're
trying to distance ourselves from the look of that other free office
suite, I think it could use a new
