Bamm Gabriana wrote:
Rupert James wrote:
I really miss Grey Modern; it was clean and classy, just like Mozilla
itself. waiting patiently for return of Grey Modern once Moz 1.0
makes it out the door
But skins are small fry compared to what the developers are really
doing (and the
Lancer wrote:
Patrick Gallagher wrote:
or Grey Modern - very nice skin
hopefully themes will become more abundant once the API freeze
happens at 1.0
Patrick
More abundant?! ...Oh no please! Have you seen that thing which name
is WOOD, his author dare to call that a Mozilla Theme...
Patrick Gallagher wrote:
Lancer wrote:
Patrick Gallagher wrote:
or Grey Modern - very nice skin
hopefully themes will become more abundant once the API freeze
happens at 1.0
Patrick
More abundant?! ...Oh no please! Have you seen that thing which name
is WOOD, his author dare to
I really miss Grey Modern; it was clean and classy, just like Mozilla
itself. waiting patiently for return of Grey Modern once Moz 1.0 makes
it out the door
But skins are small fry compared to what the developers are really doing
(and the current Modern is already great). As an end user, I
Rupert James wrote:
I really miss Grey Modern; it was clean and classy, just like Mozilla
itself. waiting patiently for return of Grey Modern once Moz 1.0
makes it out the door
But skins are small fry compared to what the developers are really
doing (and the current Modern is already
Lancer wrote:
Patrick Gallagher wrote:
or Grey Modern - very nice skin
hopefully themes will become more abundant once the API freeze happens
at 1.0
Patrick
More abundant?! ...Oh no please! Have you seen that thing which name is
WOOD, his author dare to call that a Mozilla
Hopefully. The modern skin is heavy, and very boring in terms of color
use (Grayish blue eveywhere. incredible that there is almost no other
color around.). i would prefer a sharp, more colorful, no or very little
3D usage, no gradient light weight skin. But those will appear after 1.0
i
Lancer wrote:
I guess Mozilla 1.0 should debut with New Skin...
What do you think?
Oh yes, another last-minute feature addition, just what we need. Do you
actually want to see this thing released at all?
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well. of course not. i think this will be done by third parties after 1.0
Ian C Smith wrote:
Lancer wrote:
I guess Mozilla 1.0 should debut with New Skin...
What do you think?
Oh yes, another last-minute feature addition, just what we need. Do you
actually want to see this thing
Bamm Gabriana wrote:
I guess Mozilla 1.0 should debut with New Skin...
What do you think?
I agree. Why not call it the Professional skin? Something
simple and elegant.
The Modern skin is pretty at first glance but you can get
tired of looking if you see it everyday.
How about
Lancer wrote:
I guess Mozilla 1.0 should debut with New Skin...
What do you think?
I agree when it is released in 2003.
Oh yes, another last-minute feature addition, just what we need. Do you
actually want to see this thing released at all?
A new skin is not really a feature, it's a skin. A feature addition has
risks of regression, a new skin actually tests the skins feature. A
feature addition takes time away
I agree when it is released in 2003.
The delayed release of 0.9.9 will not delay the release of 1.0
because 0.9.9 is on a branch while 1.0 is on the trunk. The
code for each is being worked on separately.
I personally don't mind delaying the release of 1.0 for a few
weeks. In particular, I
In article a6alvk$[EMAIL PROTECTED], Bamm Gabriana wrote:
I agree when it is released in 2003.
The delayed release of 0.9.9 will not delay the release of 1.0
because 0.9.9 is on a branch while 1.0 is on the trunk. The
code for each is being worked on separately.
well yes, but there still
It's a two sided coin: we all want it to be out soon otherwise
IE will dominate even more. But it will defeat the purpose if
we hurry up to release something that is, in my opinion,
something that is not yet quite ready for the market.
i've never been able to take statements like this
Jonas Jørgensen wrote:
Modern Mozillium, I believe. It was really nice. I miss it... :-(
Ah yes, that's the one. And the Netscape equivalent was called Grey Modern.
Holger
--
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Bamm Gabriana wrote:
Oh yes, another last-minute feature addition, just what we need. Do you
actually want to see this thing released at all?
A new skin is not really a feature, it's a skin. A feature addition has
risks of regression, a new skin actually tests the skins feature. A
feature
Patrick Gallagher wrote:
or Grey Modern - very nice skin
hopefully themes will become more abundant once the API freeze happens
at 1.0
Patrick
More abundant?! ...Oh no please! Have you seen that thing which name is
WOOD, his author dare to call that a Mozilla Theme...
And no... I
html
head
titleLatinMoz_Skin2/title
meta HTTP-EQUIV=Content-Type CONTENT=text/html; charset=iso-8859-1
!-- ImageReady Preload Script (LatinMoz_Skin2.psd) --
script LANGUAGE=JavaScript
!--
function newImage(arg) {
if (document.images) {
rslt = new Image();
Lancer wrote:
More abundant?! ...Oh no please! Have you seen that thing which name is
WOOD, his author dare to call that a Mozilla Theme...
wood qualifies the author to a round at the hague tribunal IMHO :)
And no... I hope that no happen, I am full with all the trash generated
by
Bundy wrote:
Lancer wrote:
I guess Mozilla 1.0 should debut with New Skin...
What do you think?
I agree when it is released in 2003.
JTK has vanished (almost), Bundy is here! Coincidence?
Oh yes, another last-minute feature addition, just what we need. Do you
actually want to see this thing released at all?
A new skin is not really a feature, it's a skin. A feature addition has
risks of regression, a new skin actually tests the skins feature. A
feature addition takes
I guess Mozilla 1.0 should debut with New Skin...
What do you think?
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