Hi there, just uploaded an alternate window decoration for Kin.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Lucid/Peaches+and+Cream
Have fun,
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Okay, so I put the updated version of Kin on the wiki and I am
attaching it here.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Lucid/Kin
I hope you like the updates I've made.
Cheers,
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I will be taking some time away from Ubuntu and that means Breathe. I
hope to push a new release for Lucid but really need some time away if I
hope to make it back for Lucid+1. Contact me if there's any questions.
Best of luck dude!
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I am going to make some much needed updates to the Kin theme in the
community-themes. I'll chime in again once I've done that.
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2010/1/2 Tonic Artos ghatanot...@gmail.com:
I am going to make some much needed updates to the Kin theme in the
community-themes. I'll chime in again once I've done that.
Okay so I've updated the gtk theme and Kin now uses the Humanity
icons. This was really an update that should have happened
wallpapers. That way you get a large number of 'default' wallpapers
without having to bloat the CD.
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using Andrews folders.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/BreatheIconSet/Submissions#Places
There ya go. A command decision. ;)
It is nice to see breathe taking this direction. I am looking forward
to future releases :)
Tonic
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. If the
correct concepts are preserved the viewer will be likely not realise
the icon is actually different in the smaller size.
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;). The name can always
change for release. I must admit my flatmate immediately started making
jokes about Ubuntu breath when he saw the name of the neat new icons.
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Could somebody with this problem please compile and test this possibly
fixed ubuntustudio usplash. I've removed the only significant difference
from the ubuntu-theme.
To use this package you need build-essential and libusplash-dev
installed. Ideally the ubuntustudio usplash theme should already
Sure done, in this patch I've removed the dependency on math.h for the
pulse animation. This was the only significant difference between the
ubuntu and ubuntustudio usplash themes.
** Attachment added: Remove_math.h_dependency.diff
:
Test:
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no wait... I'm a noob nm
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/dev/null
Test:
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It is doing exactly as it should be :(
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You received this
If I make a usplash theme with only a 16:9 option and a screen setup for
a 16:9 resolution (I have a crt which works with any resolution put to
it) the usplash does not display. I add a 4:3 option and the usplash
then displays with stretched graphics.
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Could somebody with this problem please compile and test this possibly
fixed ubuntustudio usplash. I've removed the only significant difference
from the ubuntu-theme.
To use this package you need build-essential and libusplash-dev
installed. Ideally the ubuntustudio usplash theme should already
Sure done, in this patch I've removed the dependency on math.h for the
pulse animation. This was the only significant difference between the
ubuntu and ubuntustudio usplash themes.
** Attachment added: Remove_math.h_dependency.diff
It is still a problem. I've been running intrepid for a while and only
just gotten usplash working again, v86d issues, anyway...
I have set my resolution in /etc/usplash.conf to the widescreen option
1680x1050, and have also tried 1920x1200, 1920x1080 and 640x400. I then
modified the ubuntustudio
Still a problem
** Changed in: usplash (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = New
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For anybody using Kin Tonic, have a play around with the colours in the
'Customise Theme' dialogue. I would especially like to see what colours
people like for their window background. I particularly like #FFF8E6, I
can't stop thinking of cheesecake, its delicious!
enjoy,
Tonic
On Wed, 2008-07-30 at 12:13 -0500, Isaiah Heyer wrote:
On Wed, 2008-07-30 at 10:59 +0300, Jimmy Angelakos wrote:
tonic wrote:
I've done some work on the metacity theme for my variation of Kin.
I've attached the metacity theme.
cheers,
Tonic
Not bad at all, however I
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Intrepid/Kin_Tonic
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I've done some work on the metacity theme for my variation of Kin.
I've attached the metacity theme.
cheers,
Tonic
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I've been dabbling with my own variation on the Kin styling
http://picasaweb.google.com/ghatanothoa/CurrentProjects/photo#5227945564509952210
cheers,
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I've been dabbling with my own variation on the Kin styling
http://picasaweb.google.com/ghatanothoa/CurrentProjects/photo#5227945564509952210
I got 404'd
odd :(
attached it since its small enough anyway.
cheers,
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Not too long to do. The image was actually a screenshot with the window
components edited out.
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quickly. However, people really need to
start putting themes into a form usable by metacity and the
gtk-window-decorator when they finish with their design.
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The package description is misleading and confusing for new users. It
has been a direct cause of problems for most new-to-Linux power users
I've met. Hell, in 7.10 I saw the description and thought Aha! I don't
have to use xine anymore... , pain in the arse. Please fix the
description.
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1 - The client.
Mark Shuttleworth.
2 - The audience.
Linux noobs.
3 - The message.
Ubuntu is brown, easy to use and completely awesome.
4 - The client's motivation.
I'm a great guy.
5 - The audience's
well there is voting
one man, one vote
On Jan 2, 2008 6:02 PM, Justin Rogers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Whatever, that fact remains that there is no leadership or direction from
the people who can make any decisions. You seem to forget many people, such
as myself, are on here on their own time
The simplest solution is to have checkfs changed to tell usplash a
filesystem check is taking place. Then the Usplash theme could do
whatever is appropriate to inform the user. Some message plus throbber
would be good. In the long term Usplash will need to read a FD for fsck
progress display - for
I haven't seen the dynamic theme idea implemented yet and it seems good.
tiger stripe example
http://www.gnome.org/~seth/blog-images/monkey-hoot/tiger-stripe-window.png
There were other examples but I think that is the best.
Other ideas for dynamic widget textures are;
marbling
hatching
tonic
That was a mockup from 2005 by seth nickell I'm sure the idea can be
improved on.
tonic
On Sun, 2007-11-18 at 12:42 +0200, Donn wrote:
tiger stripe example
http://www.gnome.org/~seth/blog-images/monkey-hoot/tiger-stripe-window.png
There were other examples but I think that is the best
darkened 10%, and de-saturated 50%.
tonic
On Thu, 2007-11-15 at 14:28 -0600, Matthew Nuzum wrote:
I've been experimenting with using dark themes. I've tried the Ubuntu
Studio theme, which looks very shiny, and I've tried a customized
theme which looks like this:
http://code.bearfruit.org
photo series for the wallpapers.
The space ones are good :) but something different would be nice.
Perhaps Saharan stills would work, or some other theme, human living?
tonic
On Thu, 2007-11-15 at 18:41 +0100, Steph wrote:
I personnally don't like Tonic's theme, first because I'm actually
Had a play around with segphaults mostly murrina theme. Black, burnt
orange, peach and cream.
http://picasaweb.google.com/ghatanothoa/Creative/photo#5132837059367790802
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Its a hacked up version of GiloucheIM running through
gtk-window-decorator.
tonic
On Wed, 2007-11-14 at 17:28 -0600, xl cheese wrote:
Great theme. Can you point me to that metacity? Or is it emerald?
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Here is the metacity theme.
tonic
On Wed, 2007-11-14 at 17:28 -0600, xl cheese wrote:
Great theme. Can you point me to that metacity? Or is it emerald?
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There seems to be a lot of resistance to the idea.
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angle on all
widgets. One of the mockups showing diagonal highlights had a whole
bunch of lines going in a jumble of directions.
Any ideas for outstanding, yet
somehow familiar? What about the orange and black colours?
Faint procedural patterns.
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at a fixed
angle between two curves.
Probably much more functional than the diagnal gradient. I imagine the
diagnol ones would look wierd on something like a progress bar that
changes sizes.
Theme engines can probably work around this.
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Those reflections are pretty nice. The more subtle elements are good if
people are genuinely moving away from gloss. I think gentle curves for
reflections are better, we have enough hard edges on the screen as it
is.
tonic
On Wed, 2007-11-07 at 00:21 +0100, Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen wrote
As an example of the problems faced. Open up the GIMP or Inkscape in a
dark theme. You may notice some of the tool icons become difficult to
identify, particularly in Inkscape.
tonic
On Wed, 2007-11-07 at 14:14 -0500, Corey Woodworth wrote:
I agree, as much as I like dark themes
The colour for the background is still a 16-bit rgb value. It should be
changed to the same behaviour as the text colours.
I've been using 16-bit colours to get the text right for the fluxbuntu
and ubuntustudio usplash themes. Was a bit surprised when it broke.
Makes sense if PPC is still on bogl
Those wallpapers are just incredible.
tonic
On Sun, 2007-09-23 at 15:56 -0500, xl cheese wrote:
It's becoming obvious what needs to be done regarding this wallpaper.
Seriously, initiative needs to be taken to switch the default to the
elephant one here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork
They look pretty spiffy but need to standout more. These are meant to be
visual markers after all. I've retouched some of the icons in the gimp
to give contrast and more consistent styling -- Attached.
About the pictures folder... perhaps a flower might be a good motif?
cheers,
tonic
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: usplash
Any theme that is 16:9 ( as in .ratio = USPLASH_16_9 ) is not being
selected as a valid theme by usplash. This is because usplash_svga_init
only sets up a 4:3 screen.
** Affects: usplash (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
How about a cd as they are strongly associated with software.
tonic
On Tue, 2007-02-13 at 23:45 +0100, Lapo Calamandrei wrote:
2007/2/13, Mark Shuttleworth [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I like the idea of the up arrow, it does seem to symbolize upgrading or
improving. Needs to go along
On Thu, 2006-11-23 at 19:17 +, Who wrote:
Can someone in the know clarify:
* Is the art-team going to be making wallpaper, background, GDM, lsplash?
what about usplash?
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for it. However, needing multiple animations to
support the different resolutions and colour depths make things really
large. The animations can get really large if you want things to be
smooth.
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such
frivolities.
tonic
On Thu, 2006-10-12 at 13:49 +0200, David Prieto wrote:
I fully agree with Mark. Why is the new artwork going to be removed
anyway?
I'd just like to say (not that I have any sway in these matters) I
strongly disagree with the decision to revert to Dapper artwork
. It also helps in keeping an eye on changes that would
need to flow on. If you decide to change direction with the GDM theme,
it will have implications for the Usplash theme.
well, that is probably enough of a yarn for now. Either I am barking up
the wrong tree or... not :)
tonic
On Thu, 2006-10
of changes in
art causing a problem with documentation. These sort of things need to
be written down and publicised in some manner, hence my asking about a
code of best practise (or somesuch).
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Public bug reported:
With usplash you can preview a theme by linking /usr/lib/usplash-
artwork.so to some usplash theme and then running usplash.
The preview only shows the first possible theme in the linked theme
package. It would be good to be able to show a particular one, or many
of the
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