On Sun, 2008-09-28 at 12:31 +0200, Giuseppe Pennisi wrote:
Il giorno sab, 27/09/2008 alle 17.05 -0400, Vadim Peretokin ha scritto:
There is a fork of Cinerella, called Linerella or something like that.
But yeah, movie editing for the average human on Linux is out of
reach, unless you're
Looks almost better than the original mockup!
Although the scroll bars are a bit blocky or squared or maybe big, but
don't fit (for me) the overall appearance of the theme.
Another point is the borderless version of the theme included in the
tar.gz . The border is 1 px wide while the older
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, air
and oxygen. How about *Zephyr* which is English for a gentle breeze.
Nicholas Kraak
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Most the comments from the theme so far have been that looks like OSX and
that's not Ubuntu. Here's something to address that, I think. Might I
suggest an alternate color scheme which would be more Ubuntu-like:
http://dump.ambiescent.com/i/dust-color-1a.png
Other things that could be changed is making menu items/selected base
lighter, with dark text. I'll leave those changes up to the opinions I
receive. Also, I think I could improve the metacity titlebar further,
since it's no longer unified and doesn't need to blend in with the
menubar.
New batch, I tried to get everyones ideas in here. The only thing I did
differently from the suggestions was the buttons, the gray background to
them just made it all feel more solid.
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y111/raraken/kin_piano_kith_r2.png
Hey Ken,
Just a quick comment that these look brilliant. In terms of background,
Piano is my favourite. It already looks great, as its stylish, its warm, its
Ubuntu and I'm confident this is on its way to becoming what Mark was
envisioning. The thing people have to be careful about when
Care to elaborate? I'm pretty new to the list so I haven't really seen too
much come and go, but as far as dark themes go that looks pretty polished
to
me.
To me its just too dark. I always used to have this habit of Oh My God! A
Dark theme!!! AWESOME!!! but after about 30 minutes of using
Hi everybody,
I wordking on the details of the theme, and I was able to create nice
comboboxentry-widgets. I attached a screenshot where one can see the
difference.
That's all,
~Kim Kahns (Kimmik)
That new comboboxentry-widget looks great. Nice work,
-Nicholas (LostOverThere)
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I have been doing some thinking about the color of the theme, the
buttons, etc. I also was thinking about some things that Mark
Shuttleworth told me and things he has said in interviews regarding
the desktop of Ubuntu. He has said that it is something that needs
work on ,
Hi folks,
I spoke with salane about creating a gtk-theme. As a result I created a
wiki page for that:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Intrepid/Intrepid_Ibex_GTK_proposal
What do you think about using the pixmap engine?
Maybe this approach at creating a theme works and we get a
Kith is looking great! I'd personally describe the current colour as being
not to dissimilar to condensed milk, or in less blunt terms more Peachy.
I must admit though, the thing that annoys me most about Kith is there is no
colour distinction between the window title bar and the navigation bar
In terms of this Kith-Kith Mockup, I appreciate the colour scheme. It's calm
yet beautiful. However the contrast between the title bars of the windows
and the windows themself are fair to little. The titlebar should be a darker
shade to draw the eye towards it, otherwise the eye is lost in the
Hi, me again,
I was just curious, is the Ubuntu Artwork team responsible for start-up and
shut-down sounds? If not, who is?
Regards,
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In terms of the New Wave theme, I think when a window is inactive, that dark
grey bar at the top (the titlebar and the area around it) should be a
lighter colour for readability purposes. The out of inactive windows
stands out way to and is just distracting at the moment.
For example, have a look
Sorry, I really really dislike the Human Murrine Dark theme. The brown
background is such an eyesore and its way to busy. Also, remember the
majority of the population dislike dark themes, New Wave by passes this
problem because all that's dark is the title bar, and the background is
light. I'm
In terms of gradients, I really like what Linux Mint has done to
soften the transition where a window (Nautilus for example) has a very
dark colour next to a very light colour. Have a look at this image
I've scribbled on.
http://www.vulomedia.com/images/481402.png
Notice the gradient helps to
In terms of Usplash, someone mentioned a smooth splash screen similar to the
Mac OS X startup splash where the loading bar moves smoothly. We may not be
able to do that much be our usplash seriously needs changing, its ugly as
hell. You may consider looking at Fedora's and OpenSuSE's spash screen,
Sorry for the double post, but here's Fedora's and OpenSuSE's bootsplash.
http://media.arstechnica.com/news.media/450/fedora_boot.png
http://media.arstechnica.com/news.media/450/opensuse_boot.png
Here are some Ubuntu Brainstorm idea's supporting usplash changes with
various other ideas:
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this theme was proposed for hardy:
Date: Mon, 5 May 2008 22:04:14 +0200
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We really need to use either
Although I believe we'll be having a meeting soon about what engine to base
our new theme on. I fully agree with Martin about Murrine, it does seem a
lot quicker. Linux Mint's default theme also uses Murrine.
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NewWave seems to be coming along nicely. However I'm still not sure about
the grey against the white, the grey looks lovely by itself but against that
white it just feels a little strange. What I do like though is the
non-rounded corners, rounded corners are so old now.
Regards,
-Nicholas
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Hi!
I made this mockup today:
http://www.info.fundp.ac.be/~fde/ubuntu_intrepid.jpghttp://www.info.fundp.ac.be/%7Efde/ubuntu_intrepid.jpg
http://www.info.fundp.ac.be/%7Efde/ubuntu_intrepid.jpg
It is not complete, and I'm not sure if the icons are the best choice, but
this is pretty close to
Who cares about top posting? Why don't we get back to work.* :)
*
Has anyone come up with anything yet? I thought the discovery theme posted
yesterday was absolutely brilliant.
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Good work with the Wiki.
Does the Discovery theme have a page yet? AFAIK its come the furthest so
far.
http://bomahy.nl/hylke/blog/extending-discovery/
Hylke Bons has done an amazing job with it.
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