On Wednesday 2018-01-24 21:46, Jan Engelhardt wrote:
On Wednesday 2018-01-24 20:50, Stasiek wrote:
I was instructed by Ludwig a few weeks back to post about Themes here [..] I committed a theme, so openSUSE may not be just great working, but also great looking. It is also a part of the greater Leap 15.0 branding preparations [..] [..] is it something that may interest you and do you want to have that in your system from the start, to make it look and feel nice?
At present, the Geeko theme has several issues (intentional or not) that get in the way, without even talking about specific colors or what "nice" even means.
* http://inai.de/geeko1.png - what Geeko looks on 42.3 XFCE * http://inai.de/ra.png - what I have used, to my surprise, for 6 years straight
In metatheme-geeko-common-1.0-3.1.noarch gtk3-metatheme-geeko-1.0-3.1.noarch gtk2-metatheme-geeko-1.0-3.1.noarch, 1. One can hardly tell which window is the one having focus. The active and inactive window only differ in the color of the window title text, and only minimally so. 2. The window title bar buttons for Minimize, Maximize and Close all look the same when not hovered over. With window managers offering free reordering of these buttons, it is impossible to tell which is which. There appears to be a minimal change in Green value, but is so slight that at first I put it off as a TFT monitor viewing angle artifact, but GIMP confirmed my theory. 3. Rollup and Stick look totally different from Minimize/Maximize/Close. 4. The borders around widgets like text entry fields and buttons is barely noticable. 5. No borders at all around notebook tabs. 6. The general window background is white-ish, but the taskbar is darkgray. That is a rather unusual choice, and might be an error. 7. Geeko-Darker is actually brighter than Geeko-Dark; the browser tab bar and text entry fields have lightgray/white background. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-artwork+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-artwork+owner@opensuse.org