>still not very attractive. For example, I like to use the hand writing >input, but the panel is a big mass of black that not only looks bad, but As Eero pointed out, maybe your theme is not what it is for all the others, maybe you have something misconfigured. Please try clean image without restoring a broken backup. >is harder to see the details of it. In the terminal program, I used to >have green text on black, but while I can set the background to black, I >don't see any way to change the text colour. It's always black. It would >be nice, if the old styles was available. So you want something that is retro rather than being easy for eyes, like green on black -monitors in the 1970s? > BTW, I don't need icons etc., that look like they belong on a child's toy. Hmm. Do you have something against child's toys? And are you saying that you would like to have an user interface where everything would be presented as a tiny text rather than as a visual icon which gives a visual cue about what it is all about? So are you wishing for a command line interface here instead of a graphical user interface? Sounds like you would be. Wishing a hacker-text interface from a commercial product intended for ordinary people that just want to have a mobile internet experience, is something I wouldn't be spending my spare time for, even most open source community people wouldn't probably like such interface on a device of this form factor unless you are into retro-GSM-telephones from the early 1990s. Today it wouldn't fly (IMHO). However, if you want to try, by no means your hands are tied, in the free software World you can start scratchbox now and do your own ultimate user interface e.g. with ncurses if you like and even replace hildon-desktop with it in your own device if you so prefer (it is quite easy task to do even) and if you are totally lucky you might even find some other users for your text-mode interface and it would be no-icons-guaranteed. Best Regards, Karoliina -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.maemo.org/pipermail/maemo-users/attachments/20071227/94fe8bb4/attachment-0001.htm
