[ubuntu-art] Miu Theme

[Joseph]

Hi,

Great theme James. The general feel of the theme is sleek and modern, though
perhaps a bit on the metallic side. One criticism I have is that the tabs
look a little burnt/faded. I would suggest either sliding the gradient on
both active and inactive tabs toward the left, or saturating/darkening the
left gradient on active tabs and desaturating/lightening the right gradient
on inactive tabs.

Now if only we can get some folks to chromify the current tango theme(ie.
make the back and forward buttons a bit more copperish), we'd have a
smashing desktop. Perhaps if someone can get a hold of the original SVG's
they can simply change the gradients a little.

-Yosef


On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 7:28 AM, Saleel <svelanka at gmail.com> wrote:

> James Schriver wrote:
> > On Wed, 2009-02-18 at 17:28 -0600, david zondlo wrote:
> >
> >> Perhaps, just a dark orange (brown) on the selected text for easier
> >> readability?
> >> One more thing, is on the selected tabs, it doesn't look like the
> >> gradient from white to the tan color, is even.
> >>
> >> Thanks
> >> ~Dave
> >>
> >
> > Thanks for the suggestions, Dave.  Here's a recent screenshot with the
> > changes.  Let me know if that is more visible/usable?  I changed the
> > gradients on the notebook tab and made the active text a bit darker.
> >
> > dashua
> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> > Loads better imo, the metacity theme takes up way too much space of
> > smaller screens. I have been forced to use a hacked up
> > emerald/different metacity; could you make the metacity thinner?
> BTW: really good theme, great balance between orange and tan. really
> looks modern and polished.
> Saleel
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