[ubuntu-art] Default themes
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Wed May 3 17:47:45 BST 2006
On 4/24/06, Mark Shuttleworth <mark at canonical.com> wrote:
>
> I just did a virgin Dapper install, and the existing themes are by default
> pretty weak:
>
> - the high contrast ones we need for accessibility (though they could be
> installed with the accessibility metapackage that is going to be done,
> Henrik is working on that IIRC)
> - Mist, Smokey, Ocean Dream, Simple, and Traditional... none of them are
> great
>
> Is anyone else here keen to see the progress of the teams working on the
> three community themes? Are those themes packaged yet?
>
> In the meanwhile, perhaps we could save some space by stripping everything
> other than Human out into a separate package.
>
> Mark
>
I just did a big update on the IndustrialInspirate theme wiki page -
It now includes everything that is needed for it to be a very complete
and consistent theme. It just needs to be packaged
See:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ArtworkTeam/IndustrialInspirate
For the information about the theme
Can anyone point me in the direction of some information on how to
package this up. Especially problematic I think will be the
qindustrial theme engine for KDE, which I can currently only find
source for (but builds fine on my Dapper box). I assume this kind of
thing will be low priority until Dapper+1 as it involves bug testing
of 'new' code, etc. However, the theme will still be very good without
it.
I will try to make a single 'theme' .tar.gz that includes the
industrial gtkrc, the icons and the metacity, but I don't know how to
go about including the Firefox, Evolution XMMS and GDM themes. Any
ideas?
I would appreciate a few comments on whether people think we should go
with the Dustry theme instead of Industrial. Notably, it has much
nicer scrollbars and radiobuttons. The _only_ reason I haven't chosen
this is that it uses 3 theme engines.
Link: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=23694
Screenshot: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/pre3/23694-3.png
Any input is welcome.
Who
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