I really think we should stick with the SUSE green and Gray like openSUSE 11.0, why ruin a good thing, lets just make it better. Maybe add more contrasts to the colors so they are more eye poping, and the same goes with KDE4 you could really see a difference using the sharpen effect with Kwin4 effects turned on. ;) my .02 cent -Cameron
On 8/12/2008 at 11:59 AM, in message
, "T. J. Brumfield" wrote: On Tue, 2008-08-12 at 12:48 -0500, Kevin Dupuy wrote: I do personally like the theme you created, I don't know how I would like it for day-to-day work. But that's just my opinion.
Thanks! I somewhat agree that I'm not sure I'd use it everyday in its current incarnation. The first picture I posted (concept.png) doesn't necessarily match the openSUSE colors used on the wiki, the installer, etc. Yet the pallet isn't as bright and jarring. Personally I prefer the first one, but I've been trying to create something that matches the branding of openSUSE better that is at the same time livable.
Of the concepts, do people prefer the first one, or one of the latter two? They represent very different directions to go in.
As far as minor details I've been waffling a bit with having the highlighted/selected text as gold on green. I like gold as a highlight color. In the concepts you can see me using gold as a highlight, and in other places just using plain white. What do you guys think about the use of a little spot gold for highlight?
Lastly, what do you guys think about the off-white selected background color? Do you prefer just a plain white?
Thanks for your feedback and input!
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