Back when the F7 default theme was under planning, a vote placed the
Borealis theme proposal second to the winning Planet theme and in
front of the Flying High theme which would become the F7 theme later
on. I am greatly in favour of picking up this great theme again. A
cute mockup can be found
On Jan 5, 2008 6:31 PM, Martin Sourada [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://git.fedorahosted.org/git/?p=nodoka;a=summary
[3] https://fedorahosted.org/nodoka/wiki/Screenshots
This URL is badly chosen, as for FF3 and equivalent, it leads to a secure
connection failure because of an invalid
You're blind if you don't see Echo uglyness...
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Hadn't
I wonder if nobody actually noticed how different the style of rhgb splash
screen and login panel are.
One wouldn't think that they are supposed to be part of the same artwork.
Actually, the login panel falls way behind the rhgb splash screen in terms of
clarity and polish. It looks quite
At least keep symlinks up to date as in the case of Places CD/DVD
Creator which used to show the correct Bluecurve icon up to FC5
but now uses a Tango one even when the Bluecurve icon theme has been
chosen.
What RHEL ships is completely irrelevant to fedora-art list. So if you
want to
Bluecurve was done almost entirely by a single person - Garrett LeSage,
who does not work for Red Hat anymore. Fedora itself has moved to using
Clearlooks for GNOME and possibly Plastik for KDE in Fedora 7 which is
the default upstream themes. The Bluecurve icon set has also been
replace
The current versions of the rhgb progress bar panel and of the gdm login
panel show additional blue frames along the border. This looks quite baroque
and makes the whole thing look cluttered. Any reason for this useless
decoration? The rather dark background of the panels already provides a
The quality criteria is so subjective that is just too easy to use is
as a strawman.
Ah, and what the hell then entitles you to claim that FC6 has had the best
artwork of all Fedora releases? In my opinion, FC6 artwork already showed
first signs of sloppyness. Only think of the installer
This is truly a sad day for Fedora and a disappointment for the
community of Open Source.
If Fedora did not want our help simply state it, close down the list
server, call it good. Diana certainly has the skill and talent to do the
artwork and obviously doesn't need our help.
Letting
Fedora is claimed also to be a community project. If it is not, then
we should just declare this mailing list and the Art project closed and
stop using them.And just sit back and each 6 months when a new version
is released act as fanboys and worship the great powers that brought us
the
The FlyingHigh theme [2] proposed by John Baer has the greatest
potential and interest. Time is short and there is still more
exploration I would like to see within the theme so I'm declaring this
the official theme for Fedora 7.
Under what authority?
~m
I'm a mere user only
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Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2006 12:30:22 +0200
From: Nicu Buculei [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Discussions about the artwork included with Fedora, including icons,
Maybe there should be a poll or similar.
There is a kind of poll: the voters are the contributors to the
Most definitely! M. Duffy´s proposal is way off with respect to the DNA
theme look feel. I would have had no doubt voting for Diana´s proposal
if I had been aware of the vote mentioned earlier ..
I think the Diana Fong's one looks like more to the DNA theme and
should be used.
The duffy's
Stop infantilization, .. no 'mascot' for Fedora! The 'infinity' logo is
amply sufficient.
Jiri Jakub Masek wrote:
Hi, I'm interested in, has FEDORA a mascot? If it hasn't any let's
talk about. May be I have an idea...
I think there was a little talk about having a mascot, but without a
I do, although my twin sister herself designed SUSE's Gekko chameleon.
Do you think the SUSE's Gekko chameleon, the Ximian's Rupert
monkey,
the Linux's Tux penguin or the GNU's gnu are infantile?
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Comparing the Echo icon set to the standard Bluecurve one, it pops to my
eyes that the perspective has changed from left to right.
This is disturbing in the sense that the panel menus and the majority of the
panel icons are located in the left half of the screen. The current
orientation makes them
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