David Nielsen a écrit :
On Wed, 2007-11-21 at 08:13 -0500, Matthias Clasen wrote:
On Wed, 2007-11-21 at 13:39 +0100, Jakub 'Livio' Rusinek wrote:
I think it's not hard to create professional looking icon theme.
Try Echo with Infinity theme - this is proffesional? I don't think so.
If it is not hard, why do you do it and come back when you have
something to show ?
yum install tango-icon-theme, there's something to show.
Shall I start filing bugs on all the components in Fedora that currently
does not accept an easy theme change such as rhgb, gdm, anaconda and so
on (preferredly something like replacing the fedora-artwork package or a
similar option). I believe that was the proposed solution we got from
the art team the last time, yet no work has gone into enabling said
choice of the user. A choice which will be needed since echo has poor
accessibility - However this was claimed as not being a target (a
complete understandable and acceptable design decision if it wasn't for
the fact that the aim is to be our default iconset), despite the rest of
the distro aiming for good defaults for handicapped people. Advancements
such as PolicyKit are being integrate which will enable using a screen
reader on applications which would normally not work, a specific goal on
moral grounds as pointed out by davidz in his linux.conf.au 2007 talk
"Gluing a desktop and a kernel together[1].
It would be nice to see the list of problem instead of having to
guess. For artist point of view, it is very hard to design a theme to
please everybody (it will never happen and it does take a miracle to
pull that off).
If the problem is about colours blindness, maybe a black and white icon
themes similar to XO laptop would provide an alternative or use only
plain texts to interact.
We can have an endless debate about having the best icon theme for a
while. At the end, it comes to choose the theme suitable for individual.
Luya
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