[00:20] hey [00:20] im interested in working with themes and background and all [00:20] however, im not sure where to start [00:22] is there anything i can do to help, with my limited skills [00:24] tim_: Help - no. [00:24] tim_: Imagine if this were a kernel developer forum, you basically said "I can't code but I'd like to try and get things committed to the kernel." [00:24] tim_: So it's silly. [00:24] tim_: _But_ [00:25] tim_: If you are interested in learning more about art / design / etc., you might be able to find some good suggestions / starting points. [00:25] tim_: Make sense? === zac is now known as Guest70556 [08:26] hi there [08:27] im hoping someone can help me fix an issue im having using a metacity theme with compiz [08:27] see here - http://www.zacbarton.com/metacity_vs_compiz.png [09:06] zacbarton: seems like a bug.. are you doing the theme or just curious about the bug? [09:06] im doing a theme [09:06] shame [09:08] zacbarton: are you noticing the same with other themes as well? [09:09] hmm good question ill just chk [09:09] yea it looks like it [09:09] other themes show the same issue [09:09] zacbarton: i just checked in virtual box too , it seems that metacity doesnt allow maximizing those windows [09:10] yea [09:10] but compiz does. and in a metacity theme you can style the close differently for those cases [09:11] zacbarton: hmm? style it different? [09:11] would it be a metacity bug or the gnome-window-decorator? [09:11] gconf-editor >/apps/metacity/general/button_layout > did you check the layout too ? [09:12] yea like if the window is a utility window (like gimp). so in my case id use a different close button rather then using the one i use when its min/max/close (as my button are joined) [09:12] ah , cool [09:13] zacbarton: you did the homosapien theme? or modifying it? [09:14] i didnt create it but i did take the mockup and turned it into a theme [09:14] neat [09:14] @znavre: the button layout is the same between compiz and metacity [09:15] yea its turning out quite good. im in contact with the author so we will see what comes next :-) [09:16] i added a (hopefully) more human color gardient to the latest version which i think looks good [09:28] * vish wonders how appropriate - , + is for a minimize , maximize , it seems more like remove or add :( [09:41] everyone put a mark on the calender, kwwii blogged: http://kwwii.blogspot.com/2010/02/platform-sprint-in-portland.html [09:44] i already considered to see his blog posts as events marking the end/start of an era [09:45] thorwil: hmm? didnt understand... previous era? [09:47] vish: important events are used to divide history. for example, the rediscovery of america is sometimes considered to be the end of the middle ages [09:47] thorwil: lol! i know "era" meaning.. i was asking what was the beginning/end of the last era? [09:47] what was the last event [09:48] thorwil: blogged about breathe and we shut down work within a month ;p [09:48] kwwii blogged* [09:49] vish: heh, so maybe it's good he doesn't blog often [09:49] lol ;) [09:50] vish: down/up arrowheads are better for min/max imo [09:50] darkmatter: agreed , they could be used in those button styles [09:57] holy... just updated my alpha of opera 10.5 to the latest build. I have never seen a browser this responsive. [10:01] i hate when the browser runs away from the pointer or starts to giggle if i click it [10:25] darkmatter, you should try firefox 3.6 , is at least faster than chrome [10:27] I use 3.6. I also play around with the latest opera. I refuse to touch chrome. it's like the rest of googles googlerific offerings. utter crap [10:27] damn! kwwii takes neat fotos [10:28] darkmatter, :o) [10:34] * darkmatter gets extremely bored and rewrites windowmaker using gtk+ [11:08] neat: http://stashbox.org/705472/Bildschirmfoto.png [17:32] morning all [17:32] in case anyone is wondering, I am on the west coast of america this week [17:59] kwwii: Where abouts? [17:59] kwwii: You coming up here? [18:01] troy_s: portland this week [18:01] kwwii: You should make the trek up to Vancouver. [18:01] kwwii: You are very close. [18:02] kwwii: You over on this continent with family? [18:03] nope, no family...with the canonical family :P [18:03] how far is it? [18:13] kwwii: not that far. [18:13] kwwii: Sorry, no page... missed your type. [18:14] kwwii: Let me see what GMaps pulls up... I seem to remember doing Portland in about 4ish hours. [18:15] kwwii: Looks like GMaps says 505kms. [18:15] troy_s: oops, sorry...I guess there is a train which runs up [18:15] kwwii: Yes... there is much rail. [18:16] kwwii: Even more up here than where you used to live in the US I'd think. [18:16] kwwii: You would at least get to say you made it to Whistler. [18:16] hehe [18:16] troy_s: whistler? [18:16] kwwii: Winter Olympics site. [18:17] troy_s: ahhhh, now I get it [18:17] kwwii: 2010. [18:17] kwwii: So it's hopping. [18:17] troy_s: yeah, I saw something about that on tv [18:17] kwwii: Lol. Odd. [18:18] kwwii: Who is all with you in Portland? [18:18] troy_s: yeah, not sure why I didn't know about that...been watching all the winter sports in DE-land [18:18] troy_s: platform team, server team, mobile team, design team, dx team [18:18] about 102 people [18:20] kwwii: Wow. [18:22] troy_s: yeah, pretty big this time around [18:25] kwwii: What's on the table? [18:25] kwwii: Anything interesting? [18:26] troy_s: it's the normal half-way through the cycle meeting to fix things and get back on track, basically [18:26] troy_s: essentially time for us all to get together and deal with stuff face to face [18:27] kwwii: What have you been working on? [18:30] troy_s: mainly having meetings trying to explain tech stuff to designers [18:30] :p [18:30] troy_s: a bit of UNR and such as well [18:33] brb, gotta reboot