I prefer panel-background set by the GTK theme.
This usually fits better in the whole computer them..
With a panel background like that you'll have a very ugly gaim logo as well ;)
Cheers2006/8/29, Étienne Bersac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:Hello,
Setting a panel background picture is very good. However, the picture
you show is far too translucent.
Well, I totally dig translucency, so I might have over done it :-) The high translucency was also to demonstrate that most applets actually handle translucent panels quite well (as opposed to earlier versions of gnome).
> PingunZ wrote:
> I prefer panel-background set by the GTK theme.
> This usually fits better in the whole computer them..
> With a panel background like that you'll have a very ugly gaim logo as well ;)
Well, if the default theme is based around glossy looks I can't see how this doesn't fit..? The main problem is that switching themes doesn't change the panel background - so a flat simple theme will end up with a glossy panel.
Regarding gaim... I attached a cropped screenie showing gaim in the notification area... Maybe you are thinking about the Mugshot bee head?
Cheers,
Mikkel
> This usually fits better in the whole computer them..
> With a panel background like that you'll have a very ugly gaim logo as well ;)
Well, if the default theme is based around glossy looks I can't see how this doesn't fit..? The main problem is that switching themes doesn't change the panel background - so a flat simple theme will end up with a glossy panel.
Regarding gaim... I attached a cropped screenie showing gaim in the notification area... Maybe you are thinking about the Mugshot bee head?
Cheers,
Mikkel
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