In regards to going lighter with Lubuntu, we must remember our key targets
and goal. I switched my GTK and Openbox themes to dark themes and it added
another 40 minutes to my netbook's battery when on full brightness, over an
hour with minimal brightness. I took every step to ensure that it was
You're right. Dark themes are battery savers, but if they're too dark it
cause fuzzy eyes. Too much light cause eye fatigue. That's why the Oneiric
wall is not as light as older ones, but still light blue.
And there're lots of reasons to be blue. First is corporative. Second is
usability and
Besides, green would look like Mint LXDE. I think black is a good thing, but
that's me.
On Fri, 18 Nov 2011 09:28:33 +0100
神癒礁湖 (Rafael Laguna) rafaellag...@gmail.com wrote:
You're right. Dark themes are battery savers, but if they're too dark it
cause fuzzy eyes. Too much light cause eye
On Fri, 18 Nov 2011 08:39:40 +
Michael Rawson michaelrawso...@gmail.com wrote:
Besides, green would look like Mint LXDE. I think black is a good thing, but
that's me.
I like green as well but, suse also use it as their corporate colours. Black
also looks nice , CrunchBang Linux shows
Hi, i've got some consideration
about the future Precise theme for Lubuntu.
Lubuntu should have a most professional and clean look as
possible, so:
1 - i like a lot the default light grey panel in 10.04 and
10.10, and i think is
Stop reading my mind! :D
Well, I don't like to repeat myself, and one black (and polemic)
dark taskbar is enough. So yes, we're going that way. More Adwaita
style, even Clearlooks (not looking sooo eighties, of course).
Anyway, you'll have time for choose
But you'll know that the wallpaper must be BLUE ;)
I would like to propose... Lubuntu going for _*GREEN*_!
110% in agreement on that one. I usually end up tweaking everything
green anyways.
wxl
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