I'm going to test it. I totally get your point, when I started the mockup it looked right, but on a daily use the bullets might feel a bit big.
Cheers. On 26 Aug 2013 20:26, "Fran Dieguez" <[email protected]> wrote: > On lun 26 ago 2013 20:01:27 CEST, Alfredo Hernández wrote: > >> Known issues: >> >> * When you reboot your system a plain blue screen is shown, but I >> believe this is a system-wide default colour (it actually doesn't >> depend on your Plymouth theme). >> * If you close your session and log-in again, a GNOME stripe >> wallpaper is shown for a while. I have no clue on this one, but >> again this does not depend on Plymouth theme. Actually this may >> happen the very first time you enter your session if you don't use >> automatic session login (which I use). >> >> PS. If you don't want to test it, this is how the theme looks like: >> On small screens: >> http://cl.ly/image/**3v283I0U033I<http://cl.ly/image/3v283I0U033I> >> On normal screens: >> http://cl.ly/image/**260l1V1H1g2l<http://cl.ly/image/260l1V1H1g2l> >> >> Regards. >> >> >> > I have tested it in my computer. Simplicity over all! I really like it. > > Alfredo, what about doing those white dots a little smaller? I think that > they take too much importance, and I'd rather to see the GNOME logo with > more "priority" >
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