[09:34] have any of you seen this xubuntu-based distro before? http://mystras.cloudfactory.eu/ [09:34] (just stumbled across it by chance) [09:36] unfortunately there's not really anything for us to benefit from. it seems to be just a mashup of xubuntu and elementary [10:27] ochosi, "built around the compiz window manager" :P [10:29] they even copied the 3-year old documentation template: http://win.cloudfactory.eu/Mystras/pages/gallery_files/05022013.png [10:30] http://win.cloudfactory.eu/Mystras/pages/gallery_files/05022015.png <- is that nautilus? [10:35] knome: no, that's marlin [10:36] k [10:36] i also suspect that "they" is only one [10:36] me too [10:37] btw, from what i tested yesterday in precise there are quite a few apps not providing >48px appicons [10:37] yup [10:37] so it might be easier to compile a list of those that actually look crisp in tabwin :) [10:38] but in the end it's something i'd like to discuss with mr_pouit because some apps would need patches to provide larger app-icons [10:39] knome: do you have time/motivation to draw 64px icons for apps? ("draw" as in: port 48px svgs to 64px svgs) [10:39] wouldn't just strecthing go? [10:39] yeah, i guess. that's what i did for gmusicbrowser anyway [10:40] i'll quickly test it with the text-editor icon [10:46] knome: see the nice difference between the two text-editors: http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-03262012-124625pm.php [10:47] (it's only stretched) [10:48] y [10:49] but then again, it seems that leafpad only provides a 48px icon [10:49] because i added its appicon as well as gedits [10:49] so it might need a patch [10:50] mh [10:51] oki, anyway, i'm off till late or tomorrow [10:51] (most likely) [10:52] again [10:52] bleh [10:53] again what? [10:53] again off ;) [10:53] right :) [10:53] yeah well, i might be kinda online but not able to do much anyway in the afternoon [10:57] hehe [10:57] k [10:59] btw, i just read in gtk's roadmap that this is supposedly possible with gtk3.4: https://gitorious.org/gnome-design/gnome-design/blobs/master/mockups/theming/unfocused-window.png [10:59] heh [10:59] nice, i think [11:00] yes, would be good to try to get that [11:00] although it'd set apart gtk2 and gtk3 apps even further [11:00] hard to say if it's actually nice before i've used it for a while [11:00] which is bad for xfce [11:00] if it's subtle it's certainly good [11:00] of course, but what can we do? [11:00] not much :) [11:00] it's just improvements for those with gtk3 [11:00] it doesn't mean the gtk2 theme sucks [11:03] yeah i know, it's just limited [11:03] anyway, no reason to dream about xfce4.12 when 4.10 hasn't been released [11:03] hehe [11:03] (supposedly 5 days to go) [11:04] 4.10 ?:) [11:04] mhm [11:11] right'o === dejot_ is now known as dejot [11:39] knome: btw, your firefox bug in oneiric: http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-03262012-013908pm.php [11:50] ochosi, y [11:50] just sayin, it has always been there [11:50] yeah [11:51] you could file a bug upstream though [11:51] i could [11:51] :) [11:51] i'll probably do that sometime i'm feeling productive again [11:51] now i'm having coffee + bun [11:52] seeya, hf [11:52] see you :) [11:53] i'm off as well, see you everybody [12:43] knome: thanks for publishing the article, and all the twitter activity! [13:36] seems like the current daily snapshot of xubuntu has a ubiquity bug, i can't seem to get across "removing conflicting operating system files" (even though there aren't any other OSs installed === yofel_ is now known as yofel [13:50] hm, it worked on the third or fourth attempt === x4 is now known as Guest39014 === Guest39014 is now known as x4 [16:45] 09:43:27 < ThePendulum> pleia2: http://i.imgur.com/bZtjx.png [16:45] seen this? [16:46] (I asked him to submit a bug, but he can't log into lp) [16:46] in 12.04 [16:46] ah [16:46] 09:45:27 < Sysi> I think that's problem with your gtk theme [16:46] 09:45:51 < Sysi> what if you change it? [16:46] 09:46:29 < ThePendulum> Oh, indeed [16:47] 09:46:52 < ThePendulum> But the theme comes with Xubuntu 12.04 by default. You may want to remove or update it [16:47] * pleia2 off to more wedding venue hunting [17:59] ochosi: do you know how the xubuntu logo is set for the graphical partitioning confirmation during installation? [17:59] astraljava has a very good screenshot of it but i'm going into a meeting now, i'll find it after i get out [18:03] ochosi: Scott is referring to this one: http://astraljava.kapsi.fi/us_precise_dash-and-xubuntu-logo.png [19:04] astraljava: hm, i haven't come across that yet, seems i've chosen the wrong install-options up to now ;) [19:05] i'm wondering whether they use $icon-theme/places/*/distributor-logo.svg for that [19:05] pleia2: that is albatross, which doesn't have a gtk3 theme atm. maybe we should upload the work-in-progress theme of mine, it's better than nothing... [22:01] ochosi, OH, that explains our distributor logo then! i've always wondered why that was there [22:02] maybe i have it in the wrong place then, i'll see where xubuntu has it and make sure we (studio) are putting it in the same place [22:02] we have it in multiple places and for p+1 i wanna check where it's superfluous [22:02] for the moment it might be easiest for you to replace all of them to be sure [22:03] in elementary-xfce there are a few of them [22:03] i just want it to work! superfluous is okay with me :P [22:03] :) [22:03] then in /usr/share/pixmaps [22:03] in elementary-xfce/panel/* and maybe in elementary-xfce-dark/panel/* as well [22:04] probably in usr/share/pixmaps is my guess [22:04] i wouldn't think ubiquity would know to look in elementary-xfce-*/panel/* [22:04] but then again you could be copying it into from elementary to usr/share/pixmaps :/ [22:06] no, we're shipping it in /usr/share/pixmaps and elementary directly, no copying over afaik [22:07] okay, i'll check a few things, thansk ochosi ! [22:07] ScottL: np [23:55] pleia2, i played a bit around with the website navigation/footer stuff. [23:56] pleia2, now the footer shouldn't have any internal navigation stuff except from the former "quick links", now called "get started" [23:56] pleia2, also, all pages with the sidebar now have a bit more appropriate sidebar for navigating :)