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Re: Oxygen Progress?
by anon on Monday 17/Mar/2008, @18:32
I don't think the progress is slow, it takes time and it is obvious from his comments he is working on other projects, 4.1 is a while away so he has time to burn. But honestly when it is finished how many people will stick with oxygen? I think most will do what they always do, go to kde-look and use what appeals more to them. I know although Oxygen is nice and a lot of hard work goes into it, I wont be using it, simply because I like to have my computer look the way I like it :)
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Re: Oxygen Progress?
by nuno pinheiro on Monday 17/Mar/2008, @18:52
Can't agrea more :)
I hope we can have the Openoffice icon set done in time for 4.1 and arround 50 new apps icons, pim included.
For the style, i hoppe we can have a new much beter divider, some work on the windeco... maybe some work in the butons and the scroolbars/progressbars ofcourse.
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  • Re: Oxygen Progress?
    by T. J. Brumfield on Monday 17/Mar/2008, @18:56
    I hope someday Oxygen will look closer to the mock-ups you did. Those are incredible!
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    • Re: Oxygen Progress?
      by NabLa on Tuesday 18/Mar/2008, @04:17
      I agree to that, those mock-ups showed incredible creativity.

      I've got to say that the only thing I don't like about Oxygen though is the windows deco. Too low in contrast (specially trying to identify active/inactive windows at first glance) and I'm not a fan myself of the button looks. On the other hand, the icons are extremely high quality, and the widgets (specially the buttons) are way too cool to be said.
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      • Re: Oxygen Progress?
        by Agreed on Tuesday 18/Mar/2008, @04:33
        Indeed. Is it possible to make the active window a colour like blue, while inactve windows remain gray? That'd be fantastic.
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        • Re: Oxygen Progress?
          by jospoortvliet on Wednesday 19/Mar/2008, @11:30
          Already possible. Look in the configure colors section. We didn't enable it by default as it makes the desktop 'flash' when you switch windows.
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          • Re: Oxygen Progress?
            by Morty on Thursday 20/Mar/2008, @02:30
            If this "flashing" is more than changing the color of the window becomeing active and the one becoming inactive, it's a serious bug. Or rather it triggers a serius bug, simply changing titlebar color shuld not create aby kind of flashing, uncontrolled repaints or whatever.
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      • Re: Oxygen Progress?
        by Bobby on Tuesday 18/Mar/2008, @14:30
        If you are using the compositing effects then you can darken the inactive windows. At least that's how I do it. What I personally don't like are the buttons. They are in need of a little colour. The other things are quite nice though.
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    • Re: Oxygen Progress?
      by BATONAC on Tuesday 18/Mar/2008, @07:33
      Yes! And a completely animated progress bar would be like ice cream with our cake!
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Re: Oxygen Progress?
by Thomas Walther on Wednesday 19/Mar/2008, @18:44
Well, I will stick to oxygen because right now, it is by far the best theme out there, maybe only beaten by Mac OS Leopard which still looks a bit cleaner.
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