[00:31] kwwii, http://www.ubuntu-pics.de/bild/45469/screenshot_002_2Gvg80.png [00:31] All drawn with murrine. [00:32] dashua: wow, that is interesting [00:33] I can't get more handles like the pixmap. [00:34] dashua: yeah, and the arrows are not exactly what we want...we are planning to add button looking bits to that [00:34] but it is a good idea not to use the pixmap engine ;) [00:34] kwwii, found it the other day when looking for the first monocrome icon set [00:35] andreasn: hehe, cool [00:36] kwwii, Yeah, I can't seem to set the steppers outside. [00:37] dashua: it looks promising though, I'd like to see the scrollbars a bit whiter though [00:37] Ok [00:37] up until a couple of days ago we had differnt scrollbars ;) [00:37] Really? [00:37] Pixmaps? [00:37] lol, yepp [00:37] yes [00:38] but very quite different from the current version [00:38] lol, very/quite [00:38] They are nice, you just get stuck with the one color though. [00:44] dashua: it should be easy to change the color of the progress bars with murrine [00:44] http://www.ubuntu-pics.de/bild/45473/screenshot_004_ZqtCFv.png [00:44] This looks pretty good [00:44] dashua: oooh, nice [00:45] you have to send me the gtkrc ;) [00:45] Can I branch light-themes? [00:45] I don't see any option for it. [00:45] yes, but it is not in it's final place in bzr [00:45] I keep junking it for now. [00:45] Ah ok [00:45] so put in your lp and point me to it ;) [00:46] Sure [00:46] zacbarton also fixed the win deco buttons just now ;) [00:46] I haven't done Radiance yet [00:46] Awesome [00:46] what a good way to end the week ;) [00:46] Are you solid with no gradients in the toolbar? [00:47] honestly, yes [00:47] Ok np [00:47] good stuff though, I'll show it to my colleagues and see what they think [00:48] Ok cool, I'll get a branch up [00:48] junk [00:48] Thx [00:48] it is a bit different from our original design but doing it with murrine is much nicer [00:48] and for now at least, we have to live with what we have ;) [00:48] Yeah, I removed the pixmaps in Dust too [00:49] now I know what Cimi meant yesterday [00:49] :p [00:49] It's nice what you can control. [00:49] indeed [00:49] I see mat_t filed a bug for the border_shade and colors [00:49] That's very easy to do with murrine, rather than making a new image [00:50] hrm, I wonder what he didn't just tell me ;) [00:50] Hehe [00:51] oh well, time for sleep [00:51] gotta get up in 5 hours [00:54] Nite mate [00:54] I'll clean this up and branch it. [00:56] dashua: cheers, g'night [01:56] kwii , dashua what do you guys think of the toolbars in this mockup : http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_FJH0hYZmVtc/S5EIP0sxDaI/AAAAAAAAGRM/Mhjgn5A0gnE/s1600-h/Banshee_RythmBox_Re_Imagined_by_fibermarupok.jpg [02:16] dashua, your theme is wonderfull [09:54] hi, I submitted a page to the Incoming/Lucid wiki. The thumbnails are 800x600, is that ok? When you create a new page, the source tells you to use 600px, but the SubmissionGuidelins page says 300px (which I only noticed afterwards) [09:58] psyke83: shouldn't be the case [09:59] psyke83: where exactly does it say that? [09:59] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/SubmissionGuidelines [09:59] "Don't include large images in the page directly. Rather use small versions of maximal 300 pixels height and link to the full size image." [10:01] hmm... [10:01] I can't find the recommendation about 600px now, one sec [10:02] ah I was mistaken, it says 300 pixels in both locations [10:02] I should resize, then, or is it not so strict? [10:03] psyke83: it said height in one case and width in the other, though. now it's both width [10:04] psyke83: when i put the 300 px width in, i was mainly thinking about wallpaper pages, where we had a lot of thumbnails [10:04] well the submission is a gtk theme, so seeing the widgets in the thumb is ideal [10:05] should I change it? here it is: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Lucid/Dichotomy [10:05] psyke83: no, it's alright [10:05] ok [10:09] psyke83: seeing how the 300px thing just sucks for themes, i changed it to 800 px in both places [10:10] thorwil: that seems reasonable... most screens run at 1024x768 at minimum, with exception to the smaller netbooks and mobile devices [10:10] (and really, why would you use a mobile to view the art wiki? heh) [10:14] kwwii: moin! did you guys manage to decide on final orange and aubergine values yesterday? [10:57] some hilarious motu shit: http://ihavethepowerart.blogspot.com/2010/01/under-influence-masters-of-universe.html [10:58] * thorwil vanishes in a dramatic gesture to get lunch [11:15] psyke83: Dichotomy looks very nice [11:15] zacbarton: thanks [11:16] psyke83: i like the use of the purple in the scrollbars. i think it works well [11:17] zacbarton: yes, I was surprised by that (though undoubtedly the wallpaper helps give this impression) [11:18] psyke83: do you have plans to continue working on it? if so what's next? [11:18] psyke83: ofcourse dont answer if your rather supprise us all [11:19] zacbarton: well, the next step is to refine everything, and clean up the code (that's not something a user cares about) [11:20] psyke83: true but its worth doing id say. clean on the inside = clean on the outside [11:22] yep [11:23] gotta run, see you all later [15:11] Morning [15:17] I was thinking of making a modified version of those animated xml wallpapers, but it pulls it's transistion information by pulling the sunrise/sunset time from weather.com,etc. [15:17] Is that possible? [17:49] http://img704.imageshack.us/img704/6148/capture1p.png this is openoffice theme ? [18:24] Hello, something I don't understand about plymouth. What's the password_field for ? [18:27] ah, I think I get it now [20:01] :) [20:57] hello artwork-ians :) I am puzzled by a paragraph of the upcoming new font license, perhaps someone can make it clear for me: http://pastebin.com/LsLWMygt -- thanks in advance [20:58] oh.. if there's a different channel where I should ask this question, please mention it [21:00] merbit: there's practically no presence of the designers working at canonical here [21:00] merbit: as it is weekend and late (london time) [21:00] argh.. true, thanks! [21:01] merbit: fonts really need special licenses [21:01] merbit: there's GPL with font exception, for example [21:02] or the sil open font license [21:02] merbit: canonical has the lawyers to craft a custom license, though, i guess [21:02] merbit: so wait and see ;) [21:03] well, personally I wouldn't mind, whatever the license, only to be free enough to allow its redistribution :)