Re: Bluecurve Window Control Colors

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http://occy.net/tmp/bs.png  <--- THIS is what the end-result is supposed
to look like.  I can't seem to finish up the final touches, that's why
what I have is in limbo and NOT a finished product. :)  I don't know
enough about metacity themes to complete it. :(

I didn't know why exactly I wanted the squared off versions and now I
think I do.  Now I want it to be squared off so that it better matches
the GTK Bluecurve theme.  While you guys want the gtk theme curved, I
simply want a squared version of the metacity theme.

So anyway, to finish things up should be easy for someone that knows
about metacity themes.  If someone wants to make my day... feel free to
finish up the "Bluesquared" theme. :)  

Trae

On Thu, 2004-01-08 at 21:31, stevelist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Quoting Trae McCombs <occy@xxxxxxxx>:
> > Is this where I am supposed to complain that we need to have
> > "Bluesquared" as an optional theme? (and completed ;)  
> 
> Trae,
> While what you have here is certainly well executed, I don't think it addresses
> the original reasons for the redesign of the Bluecurve window controls. If I may
> have a go at paraphrasing, I understand the new controls were intented to
> preserve the over-all shape and outline of the window.
> 
> Also, your square version of the bluecurve controls still (I think) suffers from
> my criticism at the origin of this thread, that the controls don't look as much
> like UI elements (chrome/metal) as I think they should.
> 
> If anything, I'd like to see more "curve" and less "blue" :-)   I'd love to see
> subtle rounded corners on all the currently square controls (buttons, tabs,
> pull-downs, etc. Perhaps I'll try to mock that up to see if it's worthwhile.
> 
> Steven Garrity
-- 
Trae McCombs
http://occy.net/
founder: themes.org || linux.com




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