Extra !
we need it in brown for ubuntu, in blue for kubuntu and in black for
ubuntustudio !
2008/2/5, Miquel Tarazona Belenguer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I also love the Fela Kuti Wallpaper, but I think we can get a better
result with translucent backgroud (see remixes) because you don't get
=felakutiClearlooksblue.png
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To: ubuntu-art@lists.ubuntu.com
Date: Tue, 5 Feb 2008 15:29:06 -0600
Subject: Re: [ubuntu-art] hardy artwork
That's a great idea! I was playing with it having the translucent bg
and it works great.
Only thing I
I think that Fela Kuti is a very nice Wallpaper Login.
I think that it can be extended like Wallpaper Desktop default and the
same color scheme can be used to make all artwork.
It is not a huge work because can be used the Human Theme but changing
the color scheme.
gp
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I also love the Fela Kuti Wallpaper, but I think we can get a better
result with translucent backgroud (see remixes) because you don't get
limited to one background colour and you can fit it with your favourite
theme colors.
See Remixes at Fela Kuti Alternate, I also post a SVG as example.
Yes, I think that it's a great idea for the same items that you have
explained.
gp
Il giorno mar, 05/02/2008 alle 18.56 +,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
I also love the Fela Kuti Wallpaper, but I think we can get a better
result with translucent backgroud (see remixes) because you don't
VERRY GOOD !
I want it in the 8.04 !
2008/2/4, François Degrave [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I really like this wallpaper too : modern, clean,... everything we could
expect from a wallpaper! I think it would be nice if the login screen
shared the same colors as the wallpaper, or even the same design.
I really like the Fela Kuti wallpaper. I think it would be wonderful for
Hardy, especially if it were also integrated with the GDM and splash.
Additionally, it would help bring in the black colors (I haven't seen much
black yet) for the proposed orange and black color scheme.
Jonathan
On Feb 4,
i dont like this one
2008/2/2, François Degrave [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
This mail attempts to clear up some issues in the art direction for
Hardy
Ubuntu. As already stated we will not be changing things radically. Here
are
some of the things I would like to see changed and some
i like this walpapers
2008/2/2, Sumit Chandra Agarwal [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I think the strongest offering so far is this one:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Hardy/Alternate/Fela_Kuti
All desktops, Mac, Vista, etc are trying to present 'clean modern'
desktops, and have been for the
I think the strongest offering so far is this one:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Hardy/Alternate/Fela_Kuti
All desktops, Mac, Vista, etc are trying to present 'clean modern'
desktops, and have been for the last few years. In fact, the trend seems
to be somewhat forward of that, going
I like the style of the autumn one. It is inspiring, starting one's day with
ideas. A great way for one's Ubuntu experience - possibly his first big step
into open software - to begin!
It is also gender neutral; as somebody mentioned in the Ubuntu forums, the
abstract shapes seem to be kind of a
Dylan,
You have a great point on the gender neutrality. I think for the
overwhelming majority of us as tech-oriented guys its a little hard to
get out of our heads. Now, that's perfectly fine for most Ubuntu
developers, but for us working on concepts of UI and presentation maybe
we should
I really love everything about it. No other wallpaper quite says Ubuntu
is different from Mac and Vista like this image does. Its
gender-neutral, hip, and there's a certain wonderful whimsical
forward-looking emotion captured in that upturned face.
If Hardy does adopt this, and it is
Going by the page's revision history, we can see that the Wiki page's author
(and I would bet the talented artist here) is nothlit.
https://launchpad.net/~nothlit
Bye,
-Dylan McCall
On Sat, Feb 2, 2008 at 9:42 AM, Sumit Chandra Agarwal
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I really love everything about
I think the 2D icons for the 'system tray' is an excellent idea because
currently the top panel in Ubuntu is a befuddling array of icons with no
clear sense of hierarchy. For a new user there's no strong sense of
difference between the 'start' icon, the firefox icon, and system tray
icons, so
I don't like Aurora, because ist's a very slow engine. At my machine
(Pentium M, 1500 MHz; 768 MB RAM; ...) you can watch the widgets
loading;-)
Gtkperf doesn't like Aurora, too;-)
cheers Sebastian
Am Dienstag, den 29.01.2008, 04:27 +0200 schrieb SorinN:
Clear Looks or Ubuntulooks would look
I don't wanna Aurora ...because of myself.
It's OK, is slow maybe, on my machine run just fine, I have to reaffirm
cos WE CAN USE Visual Proposals and Visual Enhancements from Aurora as
good ideas for the new Ubuntu theme.
btw Aurora is not highest rated in gnome-look (at GTK2) because of
I like the simplicity of Aurora and think that we can take ideas from it for
the future. At first glance it seems quite like the Oxygen style created for
KDE4 in some ways. Not sure how much is possible in the short term as far as
that kind of coding goes (or how flexible the engine is to allow
I have too agree - one step at a time - could have benefits on long terms.
I'll write you personally, not here, about how I see the long term goals
for Gnome UI (I'm thinking from some time to this subject and his many
faces - not just theming - but modifying UI structure).
As always the big
Hi all,
This mail attempts to clear up some issues in the art direction for Hardy
Ubuntu. As already stated we will not be changing things radically. Here are
some of the things I would like to see changed and some possible ideas for
them.
1) Wallpaper: Ideally dark and mysterious yet modern,
No problem. I'm open to any suggestions. If you can give me a _detailed_
change list and a deadline I'll make it happen. From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:
ubuntu-art@lists.ubuntu.com Subject: Re: [ubuntu-art] hardy artwork Date:
Mon, 28 Jan 2008 18:45:53 +0100 CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Monday 28
On Monday 28 January 2008 16:11:44 xl cheese wrote:
Did you install my version of clearlooks and the UbuntuClearlooks theme?
Those two issues below were resolved.
To be honest, no, I have not tested anything yet. I spent the last week in
meetings and working on different issues and thought it
Ad 4):
Why not use clear- and ubuntulooks? I am using the hacked clearlooks
with ubuntulooks-menus and menubar-items.
It looks nice (my opinion...). The colors are OK, I think...
cheers
Am Montag, den 28.01.2008, 13:01 +0100 schrieb Kenneth Wimer:
Hi all,
This mail attempts to clear up some
Did you install my version of clearlooks and the UbuntuClearlooks theme? Those
two issues below were resolved.
Ideas have been posted based on the clear looks engine but they have the
problem that the selected menu items look too pale/light compared to what we
have now and each
Clear Looks or Ubuntulooks would look nice with an usable scrollbar (
I mean distinctive ) - as the Aurora theme has ( even that Aurora tent
to be on top of highest rated of gtk2 engines on gnome-look.org [
that's mean something - rest of the world dont care about what we talk
here ;) - maybe we
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