Op 23-aug-2006, om 11:42 heeft Mark Shuttleworth het volgende
geschreven:
Michiel, I'm somewhat responsible for this.
Just so this is clear: if anything I make is not accepted, then this
is fine. It does, however, seem very awkward to me that the artist-in-
chief specifically starts up the efforts to polish the Human GTK
theme, then applauds efforts I exert in doing just that, only for it
to be shot down in a random e-mail by someone who informs me that
such a change is never going to make it in anyway in a very "by the
way"-like attitude. I don't know where in the chain of orders this
went wrong, but that doesn't seem like valid planning to me. At the
very least, Troy could have attempted to explain it himself.
The current GTK theme was produced by Richard and Daniel, the
authors of Clearlooks, working directly with me in London. Of
course I'm happy to review updates to that but for the moment I
will expect to sign off on those changes personally. That was not
clear to Frank.
So, by all means continue with GTK work, but present those changes
to me rather than Frank.
At the moment, having reviewed your current screenshots I think the
roundedness is nice but the colour palette is not rich or saturated
enough for me. There seems to be a hint of blue on the bottom of
the widgets, and the net effect doesn't work well for me. I prefer
the deeper more saturated look of the current widget set.
Strange, since the whole is actually more saturated than the old
version (except the progress bar, which is full orange; see image for
a comparison). There are also less grey widgets, such as the scroll
bar or drop down lists which I've given an orange accent.
I do take it you have looked at the latest version, which can be
found here? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Specs/EdgyArtworkPlan/
Produce/Incoming?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=michielgtk13.png
Perhaps I'll attend to the color of the 3D elements later, which I
did give a less saturated look.
It's too bad for me to hear that you prefer the old version. I'll
work on the GTK to try and improve on the criticisms you've
mentioned, despite thinking it's already much more consistent than
the old version, especially since we have not reached the polish
phase yet.
By all means, however, keep going!
Mark
By this, I presume that there is indeed room for such an improvement
in this release cycle like with all other art?
Michiel
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