[ubuntu-art] GTK-theme proposal
Kim Kahns
post at kims-area.com
Wed Jul 23 17:55:25 BST 2008
Am 23.07.2008 11:10:32 schrieb(en) Mario Viviani:
> The theme is really nice. Just a few suggestions:
>
> 1. Make the scrollbar more dark or more visible. Actually is quite
> difficult to instantly understand where the scrollbar is located
> because
> it uses the same colour of the scrollbar background.
>
Thats true. I changed them a little bit. They now have orange highlight
on each end so they are more visible.
> 2. In some apps, unselected text is grey, for example unselected
> mails
> in Evolution or packages in Synaptic. I think it's quite distractive
> and
> not eye-candy. Make them black and it will be great.
>
I tried it with black text, and I don't like it (too much contrast
imo). I made the text darker now, but not completly black.
> 3. delete the gray borders of the orange menuitem pngs, it will be
> more
> consistent with thewhite background.
>
Yep, I replaced them with orange borders, because they look blurred If
they have no border.
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Am 23.07.2008 14:41:45 schrieb(en) Salane Ashcraft:
> Another question- anyway you can get the metacity to blend in with
> the
> GTK? Sort of like OS X?
I will make a metacity port of the emerald theme (of course without the
transparancy etc.).
>
> What is your opinion of rounding loading bars, scroll and slider
> buttons? I think these would look awesome rounded.
>
I used the murrine engine to skin these widgets (except scrollbars)
because the pixmap-engine does it not really good. But the I will try
it with rounded corners.
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others changes:
- fixed notebook-background for the gnome-systemmonitor
- changed Gtkpaned-handles
- removed statusbar shadows
I attached the updated theme.
~Kim Kahns (Kimmik)
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