Future Ubuntu Studio design guideline and Jaunty/+1 idea

[Mac]

I'm new to Ubuntu Studio, only a 3 months or so. (Though I've been
designing hardware and developing software for, well, longer than I like
to remember.) :-(

I've installed Ubuntu Hardy then added the studio apps.

I've installed from the the DVD image.

Then I installed the 64bit dvd image.

All fresh installs on the same machine, a Dell XPS laptop.

The only complaint I have with the default wallpaper and color scheme is
a lot of apps have contrast issues. By issues I mean where I can't see
the text because of the background.

Could be my old eyes...so, I've just changed to schemes where I can see.

My $.02 FWIW.

Mac

On Thu, 2009-01-01 at 19:33 -0500, Christopher Stamper wrote:
> 
> 
> On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 8:32 PM, Cory K. <coryisatm at ubuntu.com> wrote:
>         So. After careful thought, I've decided that Ubuntu Studio
>         releases will
>         keep it's design for 2 releases. While I might add a
>         wallpaper, it will
>         stick with the current feel. Bug-fixes will happen as well.
>         I've done
>         this with Hardy->Intrepid already, I'm just makin' it official
>         from now
>         on. While this will be a bummer to some, I must frankly say,
>         they aren't
>         the ones doin' the work. ;)
>         
>         Ok, now for the Jaunty/+1 idea.
>         
>         I'm *thinkin'* of droppin' the #009bf9 blue and adopting the
>         mainline
>         Ubuntu colors. I'd still use our dark theme, just use orange
>         instead of
>         blue. Human icon set. The idea is to just look a *little* more
>         Ubuntu.
>         :) Just an idea.
>         
>         Thoughts?
> 
> I realize that this is an old thread; so just fwiw:
> 
> I was browsing gnome-look today, and found an ubuntu-studio theme
> knockoff that, to me, seems to be exactly what your describing.
> 
> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Human+Studio?content=59032
> 
> Great ratings, and it looks great. 
> 
> 
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> Christopher Stamper
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