On Tue, 2008-08-12 at 09:07 -0400, George Kendros wrote:
The only place where I differ is the tabs. I think it looks weird
having the active tab look 'pressed in'. The active tab is supposed to
be above the inactive tabs so it create a strange look when it's
below.
It is supposed to? Says
On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 9:07 AM, George Kendros [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
I'm pretty much in complete agreement with you. I think that pic of the
calculator with one button pressed in looks great. The only place where I
differ is the tabs. I think it looks weird having the active tab look
I have tried the theme.
The reason I say tabs 'should' look a certain way is because tabs are
emulating an actual physical object. Thorsten, I understand your point about
consistent UI metaphors and it makes a lot of sense. The only thing I'm
saying is that you first need to disassociate the UI
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Yeah, I tried the actual theme out as well. The problem is that it's a
pixmap theme so unless you really like that color (which I don't) it doesn't
really work for you. It also had a few glitches, that you outlined above,
which seem common in many
Andreas Berger wrote:
a lot of people will not like brown (as a matter of fact) and there will be
no way for them with a pixmap theme.
(this is not a personal attack. its an attack on the this must be
default mentality)
This is *only* if someone is trying for default Ubuntu. *WHO CARES* if
Frankly, I don't understand people's attacks against transparency. I am so
sick of black panels and then the white panels aren't comfortable to me. If
they're transparent you can see right through to your comfortable wallpaper,
and also clear just looks cooler to me.
I believe someone said that
On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 1:28 PM, Cory K. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andreas Berger wrote:
a lot of people will not like brown (as a matter of fact) and there will
be no way for them with a pixmap theme.
(this is not a personal attack. its an attack on the this must be
default mentality)
There is no 'Ubuntu Design Team'. There is 'Ubuntu Art Team'... and this is
their mailing list, heh.
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Am 12.08.2008, 23:18 Uhr, schrieb Ashton [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 1:28 PM, Cory K. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andreas Berger wrote:
a lot of people will not like brown (as a matter of fact) and there
will
be no way for them with a pixmap theme.
(this is not a personal
I don't understand where is this brown so prominent that it's bad... it's
mostly orange that I see.
(and the wallpaper on 8.04 rocks)
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..on or around Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 06:03:37PM -0400 Vadim Peretokin wrote:
I don't understand where is this brown so prominent that it's bad... it's
mostly orange that I see.
(and the wallpaper on 8.04 rocks)
i doubt a brown theme will ever be as /ubiquitously/ tolerated (let
alone
Steely grey themes imply mac os ones, and Ubuntu can't do anything to help
that. People would just need to get that theme themselves and install it.
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On 13/08/2008, at 8:08 AM, Julian Oliver wrote:
thankfully Ubuntu is taking something of a risk here, the last thing
the
world needs is another blue theme.
I disagree, it might be hard for a bunch of GUI artists to see but a
computer interface is not a piece of art. It doesn't need to
Ubuntu already uses a light grey by default, no?
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No one is saying that artists should abandon their pixmap themes. All we're
saying is that the best solution for the greatest amount of people would be
to take the concepts from a great pixmap theme and try and incorporate it
into an engine because it will give users a lot more flexibility.
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