Re: Inverted theme in gnome-themes
Andrea Cimitan <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.gnome.themes |
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| Message-ID | <1179271054.5429.3.camel@libra> |
Il giorno mar, 15/05/2007 alle 18.46 +0100, Thomas Wood ha scritto: > On 05/15/2007 06:07 PM, Calum Benson wrote: > > Hi Andrea, > > > > On Mon, 2007-05-14 at 22:31 +0200, Andrea Cimitan wrote: > >> > >> Welcome back Calum. > >> I've another question. > >> Benzea branched gtk-engine with my last works instead of branching on > >> april. Could you branch gnome-themes without Inverted and Gummy metacity > >> and gtk themes? This is to avoid user to use them. > >> Imho it's better first as we need test and second because I would be > >> better as a marketing decision to release it in 2.19-2.20. > >> Also to propose a new look in the time kde4 will come. > > > > Sorry, I didn't get your message until after I'd made the 2.19.2 > > tarball, but I wanted to confirm exactly what you're asking for > > anyway... > > > > Are you saying you'd like a branch of gnome-themes that includes the > > Inverted and Gummy themes, and to keep those two themes out of the trunk > > altogether for now? And then merge them again later in the 2.19 release > > cycle? > > I think this is what he would like, but I think it might be better if we > could actually create a new module for extra themes. We already have > gnome-themes-extras, which hasn't seen much action for quite some time. > Perhaps Christian would permit Andrea to play around with this module > for experimenting with new themes? > > Regards, > > Thomas I'd like to remove my last works from the 2.18.X branches and place in the 2.19.2... Surely I'd like to add them for the 2.20 but I think it might be better to add them only in the future major GNOME release since users need a "jump" of features (from nothing to 4 themes more) rather than a slow but continuos improvement. That's the way I suggest to follow, yes it's only a marketing decision since the themes are stable but that's what we should try. In future we will think and discuss about metathemes. Best Regards, Andrea Cimitan -- Andrea Cimitan <[email protected]>