Thanks Jonny! And I do agree, transparency in the nautilus window really isn't necessary, it serves more as an illustration to what *could* be done ;)
Only problem is I have no idea on how to make GTK/Metacity themes, pixelmap or not... my only experience is with editing a couple of gtkrc-files... I probably have to learn it sooner or later, but I'm not sure how much time I've got for this right now...so if anyone would be willing to create a theme based on this mockup (with or without changes), I would gladly assist... - Thomas L.G > > From: Webmaster Jhnet.co.uk [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Sent: 2008-02-11 12:40:22 CET > > To: Discussion on Ubuntu artwork [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Subject: Re: [ubuntu-art] Mockup! > > > > That is a simply stunning theme! I really like it. We need to get building > > it though if there is going to be a chance of getting it finished for the > > final release. I think a non-composited version would look good but the > > orange borders (very cool) would need to be made a little thinner and make a > > solid orange. With regards to the composited version I think the orange > > borders could be best archived using the shadow functions of emerald. This > > way the windows would snap very neatly together (and would also allow the > > borders on the panels). > > > > Excellent theme! If only I knew how to build themes... (Any tutorial links > > from veteran theme-makers would be appreciated!) > > > > Jonny
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