#ubuntu-design 2012-01-03
<doctormon> wendar: The blueprint has been updated so Jono can approve it.
<wendar> doctormon: which one? there were something like 3 different ones that came out of UDS
<doctormon> https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/community-p-ux-participation
<doctormon> One thing we should think about is adopting the +1 cycle method used by the canonical team.
<wendar> ah, excellent, that's the write one
<doctormon> They don't design for this cycle, they design for next cycle and beyond.
<wendar> *right one
<wendar> yes, that makes sense
<wendar> is "wender" me?
<doctormon> Yeah, sorry about that.
<mhall119> doctormon: the blueprint needs to use LP username, not IRC nick, in order for it to show on status.u.c
<wendar> looks like it, updated to my launchpad nick (which is "allison" for hysterical raisins)
<doctormon> What's your lp name wendar?
<doctormon> ah great!
<mhall119> heh, hysterical raisins, that's grat
<mhall119> great even
<wendar> mhall119: :)
<mhall119> wendar: I really like the idea being tody, btw, I may hack on it some when I have free time
<wendar> mhall119: cool, that'd be awesome. It's up in Launchpad.
<mhall119> I saw
<wendar> it could use a better icon, if anyone's interested :)
<doctormon> Er, what could?
<mhall119> doctormon: https://launchpad.net/tody
<mhall119> https://launchpad.net/singlet too, if you're feeling generous ;)
<czajkowski> wendar: are you going to be at FOSDEM ?
<doctormon> mhall119: I have just the thing for singlet
<doctormon> http://imagebin.org/191614
<mhall119> doctormon: that's perfect!
<doctormon> great, email with images sent
<mhall119> thanks doctormon, you rock
<doctormon> It has a white background that you can't see, but if you ever have it on a darker background you'll notice it.
#ubuntu-design 2012-01-04
<wendar> czajkowski: I hope so, but not sure yet.
<czajkowski> wendar: I forwarded you on a mail from the loco contact re FOSDEM and a possible panel
<wendar> czajkowski: got it, thanks!
<wendar> czajkowski: will you be the panelist?
<czajkowski> wendar: not sure just trying to the loco contact about it now
<czajkowski> am going no matter what am booked on the eurostar with a few folks
<wendar> czajkowski: excellent!
<wendar> Abbreviated post-holiday update:
<wendar> - Current projects up for volunteers are design updates for 4digits game and for the MyUnity configuration tool. Iain Farrell has volunteered to run the wallpaper submissions again for Precise, we'll post details on submitting to the wiki page.
<wendar> - We'll plan sessions with the developers of 4digits and MyUnity in the next few weeks, to walk through screen shots and brainstorm on possible design refinements.
<wendar> Any other updates?
<MrChrisDruif> wendar; I got an email from him, I wasn't sure I was getting it because I'm subscripted to the mailing-list?
<wendar> MrChrisDruif: Yes, he sent it through Launchpad, so everyone who's a member of the ubuntu-design team got it.
<MrChrisDruif> ^_^
<MrChrisDruif> Are we "in meeting" btw?
<wendar> MrChrisDruif: aye. A quick status update, anyway (for the first week after the holidays).
<MrChrisDruif> ^_^
<MrChrisDruif> Should meetingology be running then?
<MrChrisDruif> wendar; ^
<MrChrisDruif> I think I'll try to start on uploading more of them icons next week
<wendar> MrChrisDruif: ah, excellent (icons)
<MrChrisDruif> *pictograms*
<MrChrisDruif> Should we also upload the blue ones wendar ?
<MrChrisDruif> Both Lubuntu and Kubuntu use blue
<wendar> seems sensible
<wendar> if it's a large amount of additional effort, you could ask them first if it's useful
<MrChrisDruif> Purple and warm-gray don't seem needed in my eyes
<MrChrisDruif> wendar; I've seen Lubuntu at least use the icons in a small update of their header
<MrChrisDruif> wendar; check it out here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu/IRC%20Meetings/Agenda
<wendar> MrChrisDruif: ah, cool, they look quite smooth
<MrChrisDruif> Yup
<MrChrisDruif> wendar; check out my sandbox: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MrChrisDruif/Sandbox
<MrChrisDruif> And then the bottom one
<MrChrisDruif> The "Lubuntu's Globe" icon will become a picto_locations
<MrChrisDruif> blue*
<MrChrisDruif> Got any suggestions wendar ? (I'll be slow to respond as I'll be cooking dinner now ^_^ )
<doctormon> Hey MrChrisDruif
<MrChrisDruif> Aloha doctormon
<MrChrisDruif> How's it going doctormon ?
#ubuntu-design 2012-01-06
<om26er> while playing a song if "music player" is closed, the song keeps playing but the launcher shows as if the app has closed, shouldn't the arrow stay?
<iainfarrell> hey om26er yeah it should but if you check the sound menu at the top
<iainfarrell> you can control it from there L)
<iainfarrell> :)
<om26er> i know that ofcourse, but my cousins really never found there was a sound menu :p
<iainfarrell> It may well be in the next release
<iainfarrell> have you checked for a bug in Launchpad?
 * om26er is looking now
<mcbaine1> is there a defectivebydesign #chl for IRChat   ????
<doctormon> mcbaine1: Maybe, you're better asking mattl
<mhall119> om26er_: the launcher only shows an arrow for open windows, not processes
<om26er> mhall119, well, the launcher could do better then
<mhall119> om26er: I'm not sure if it would make more or less sense that way
<mhall119> you can file a bug if you would like it to be discussed though
<om26er> thx mhall119 i will file a bug report for that soon..
#ubuntu-design 2012-01-08
<sladen> mhall119: evening!
<mcbaine1> sladen, hi there .. aloha ...
<sladen> mcbaine1: hola too!
<mcbaine1> sladen33ec:265c:71fe:e26d:2682:4ec2:aaa1:99ab what part of ubuntu-design are you into atmo.??
<sladen> mcbaine1: just arrived in Budapest for a Canonical sprint
<sladen> mcbaine1: work starts at 9am, sharp
<mhall119> sladen: how cold is it there?
<sladen> mcbaine1: so it was mainly people being sociable this evening
<mcbaine1> k , is that pre-arranged  .. how did you arrive there ??
<sladen> not cold enough!  I was hoping for snow.  Missed the snow in New York by a week, then in Berlin by a week, and no snow here in Budapest either!
<sladen> good the overnight sleeper train from Berlin
<sladen> nice and efficient and stress free
<mcbaine1> and your project-purpose is ... ??
<mhall119> sladen: probably not much hope for snow in oakland in may either
<sladen> mcbaine1: I'm a techie for the designers.  Today I was working on packaging a new version of something else in Ubuntu
<sladen> mcbaine1: so I don't really get to design things per-se
#ubuntu-design 2012-01-11
<wendar> Meeting in 5 minutes, in this channel.
<wendar> who's here?
<MrChrisDruif> o/
<MrChrisDruif> How's it going wendar ?
<wendar> hi MrChrisDruif
<wendar> going well
<MrChrisDruif> Good to hear
<MrChrisDruif> What's the design team up to?
<wendar> The big news this week is the launch of a demo video for Ubuntu TV.
<wendar> http://www.engadget.com/2012/01/09/ubuntu-tv-making-its-debut-at-ces/
<MrChrisDruif> Yup
<MrChrisDruif> But down-side of it, is that there are no API's to build new lenses etc...
<wendar> Not a "working product", more of an invitation
<MrChrisDruif> And that it's not even documented one bit
<MrChrisDruif> That too
<wendar> The thing about the consumer electronics business is, you need a flashy demo to get hardware folks interested in working on something like this.
<davidcalle> Hi ubuntu-design, I'd like to know if the team would be interested in helping designing lenses.
<MrChrisDruif> Aloha davidcalle
<davidcalle> Hi MrChrisDruif
<MrChrisDruif> I would be, but I haven't got a degree in design or anything. Nor experience with using/making lanses
<MrChrisDruif> lenses*
<MrChrisDruif> davidcalle; ^
 * MrChrisDruif should try Unity again tbh
<davidcalle> MrChrisDruif, it would be about the architectural side of lenses : categories, filters. For example, I have a TV Shows lens and I'm looking for ways to present Shows and episodes to the user.
<davidcalle> MrChrisDruif, to illustrate, I have a video of it : https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/117867558830601601230/albums/5695704341409836561/5695704338964785026
<davidcalle> And I'm asking myself what is the best way to avoid having a long list of seasons, episodes like it is now, and what helpful filters I should present to the user.
<MrChrisDruif> In the example video you searched for "How" and selected "How I met your mother", I don't know if it's possible search within the selection?
<MrChrisDruif> And optional filters at first thought would be "year - season - guest rolls - rating - times viewed"
<MrChrisDruif> This works best for online content
<davidcalle> MrChrisDruif, search within the selection... like a second level of search?
<MrChrisDruif> Yeah?
<MrChrisDruif> That you could specify it the search even more
<davidcalle> I've tried it, but then, when I'm in the "How I met your mother" list of episodes, there is no easy way to go back to the TV show search. A "Back" button could technically work, but it would have visually the same importance as other results (episodes).
<MrChrisDruif> What does the "esc" button do?
<MrChrisDruif> But I meant searching within the HIMYM episodes
<MrChrisDruif> davidcalle; you know what I mean?
<davidcalle> MrChrisDruif, the esc button clears the search bar (or closes the Dash if the search bar is empty). I know what you mean. When you are in the episodes view, you could then search for an episode, but then, you can't go back easily to the Shows view. Let's say you misclicked on the wrong show, it would be hard to go back, witout closing the Dash, and reopening. Because the search would be "locked" on the Episode view.
<MrChrisDruif> Is it available for EASY installation? Aka PPA? Then I'll give it a shot in Unity and see what you mean
<MrChrisDruif> (I'm more of a visual guy, I have to see the problem)
<davidcalle> MrChrisDruif, it's not in the PPA, but if you want to have a look at custom lenses to see how they work and what they do : https://code.launchpad.net/~scopes-packagers/+archive/ppa
<MrChrisDruif> Lenses or Scopes? Scopes are the working bits afaik and Lenses are the visual bit afaik
<davidcalle> MrChrisDruif, indeed. But installing lenses should install their relevant scopes and installing scopes should install the relevant lens.
<MrChrisDruif> I hope only the necessary ones, not all the lenses relevant
<MrChrisDruif> Like required and suggested kind of installation with scopes
<davidcalle> Well, scopes work in their specific lens. So if you install the Deviantart scope it will install the Graphic Design lens and vice-versa. Idem for the Torrents lens, it will install the Piratebay scope.
<MrChrisDruif> Yeah, but the unity-lens-photo could install deviantart-scope, iconfinder and others related to photo's
<MrChrisDruif> Right?
<davidcalle> MrChrisDruif, No, the photo lens only works with the Flickr and Shotwell scopes. Scopes are tailored to work with their lens : to react to its filters and its categories.
<MrChrisDruif> Alright, anyhow..bbiab > moving to Unity again
<MrChrisDruif> davidcalle; back
<davidcalle> MrChrisDruif, I actually have to leave :)
<MrChrisDruif> Alright, talk to ya later ^_^
<davidcalle> But thanks for the suggestions. Talk to you later :)
#ubuntu-design 2012-01-14
<JamesMc> Can anyone explain the reasoning behind the white text on semi-transparent white backgrounds trend that ubuntu has taken on for the last few releases?
<JamesMc> e.g. http://i.imgur.com/LgYXM.png
<JamesMc> I see it all over the place, and apart from the fact that I think it looks ugly, it makes it completely unusable
#ubuntu-design 2012-01-16
<dholbach> good morning
<bkerensa> sladen: Any chance of seeing a Ubuntu 125x125 web badge with the latest design guidelines?
<MrChrisDruif> A 125x125 web badge with the "latest" design guidelines? Where can I find those guidelines bkerensa ?
<MrChrisDruif> Do you mean the COF with that web badge btw?
<bkerensa> MrChrisDruif: http://design.canonical.com/the-toolkit/ubuntu-brand-guidelines/ and yeah just a badge so bloggers and contributors can advocate on their blog for Ubuntu.... I have a Mozilla badge for instance
<MrChrisDruif> Have they changed recently?
<MrChrisDruif> Something like twibbon for adding to someone's avatar?
<bkerensa> well the only one I could find was on Spreadubuntu and it uses the old logo
<MrChrisDruif> I've used something like twibbon to add the COF to my avatar on facebook
<bkerensa> nice
<MrChrisDruif> So it's already out there, but not always as user-friendly as you'd want
<bkerensa> But that is for avatars and not mean as a 125x125 web badge for blogs
<bkerensa> http://affiliates-cdn.mozilla.org/media/uploads/banners/download_beta_small.png
<bkerensa> thats what I mean something inviting
<MrChrisDruif> bkerensa; can't you use this svg to make a 125x125 png? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:UbuntuCoF.svg
<czajkowski> wendar: we're going to be busy on panels at fosdem
<sladen> bkerensa: could you clarify, a pre-rendered PNG @ 125x125  and do you want CoF, or Word mark, or just the text?
<sladen> bkerensa: or a banner
<czajkowski> sladen: you coming to FOSDEM ?
<bkerensa> sladen: I was think a banner with the wordmark and some sort of text that said maybe Try Ubuntu today or something
<sladen> bkerensa: so more like a blog advert banner etc
<MrChrisDruif> Ah, a bit like that firefox icon you showed yesterday?
<bkerensa> sladen: Yeah like Mozzilla pushes for their FOSS products
 * bkerensa would rather advertise FOSS then actually sell products on his blog for instance
<sladen> bkerensa: http://launchpad.net/ubuntu-branding/+filebug?field.title=Wishlist:+advert+banners+for+blogs+in+standard+sizes
<sladen> bkerensa: and list the sizes that you're after, and what you'd like to see in them (if there are standards for these, can you link to them too)
<bkerensa> k
#ubuntu-design 2012-01-17
<wendar> czajkowski: yup, FOSDEM is shaping up nicely (djennings@example.org this week, just got network access to catch up)
<dholbach> good morning
<czajkowski> wendar: busy !
<om26er> oh co'mon
#ubuntu-design 2012-01-18
<dholbach> good morning
<doctormon> hey everyone
<doctormon> Our weekly meeting will start in 8 mins
<doctormon> OK time to start
<doctormon> does anyone have any questios before I go into our progress?
<doctormon> ok great
<doctormon> So this week wendar is at SCALE and can't join us.
<doctormon> There haven't been any further requests for design help from any projects this week
<doctormon> There haven't been any requests for production help either.
<doctormon> The work items on https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/community-p-ux-participation are going well.
<doctormon> Does anyone have anything to add?
<doctormon> Okay then, thanks to everyone for coming and I'll see you all next week.
<doctormon> Remember to email or message here in IRC if you have any requests or ideas.
#ubuntu-design 2012-01-19
<dholbach> good morning
<om26er> swilson, Hey! about the wallpaper changing on the login screen, as the selected username changes, someone made an interesting point
<om26er> "Don't they have some sorta privacy problem with this? Like, if teenage boy wants to have nekkid lady wallpapers, maybe he don't want it to come up on family computer... Dunno, maybe it's not an issue?"
<swilson> hi there! yes, i believe that a bug has been created which raises this same issue - about embarrassing or confidentiality issues with this
<swilson> this seems to be a bit of an edge case, but it may be significant enough to warrant giving some careful thought
<imnichol> Or if you have bank info on your screen before it's locked
#ubuntu-design 2012-01-20
<doctormon> pleia2: https://bugs.launchpad.net/spreadubuntu/+bug/919197
<webbugs> Launchpad bug 919197 in SpreadUbuntu "New Category Needed 'Banners'" [Undecided,New]
<pleia2> doctormon: yay!
<pleia2> I'll send an email to the web guy who usually runs things when I have a chance (am at SCALE10x this weekend, and muy busy)
<doctormon> pleia2: awesome, thanks
<mcbaine1>  Hi there 33ec:265c:71fe:e26d:2682:4ec2:aaa1:99ab: I'm really excited about going to FOSDEM  ... I put an advert in the national newspaper to see if anyone else is going and to get in touch etc... Anybody available for abit of travelling / FLOSS advice here atmo.   ??
<mcbaine1> http://goo.gl/6knuF
#ubuntu-design 2012-01-21
<doctormon> mcbaine1: Hello
<mcbaine1> yeah.. just realized  that I uninstalled compix
<mcbaine1> **compiz
<mcbaine1> can someone ask 33ec:265c:71fe:e26d:2682:4ec2:aaa1:99ab33ec:265c:71fe:e26d:2682:4ec2:aaa1:99ab "Is the desktop on the bottom ??"...please
<doctormon> mcbaine1: I don't understand your question.
<mcbaine1> it's irrelevant to U.
<doctormon> mcbaine1: I see, is it relevant to anyone here?
#ubuntu-design 2012-01-23
<dholbach> good morning
<czajkowski> wendar: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Fosdem/2012
<wendar> czajkowski: great! I'll add my talks too
<czajkowski> wendar: god stuff and if you know of anyone else going give them a shout to add to the wiki
<MrChrisDruif> czajkowski; ??
<czajkowski> MrChrisDruif: from a comment earlier on :)
<MrChrisDruif> Ghehe
<MrChrisDruif> But needs anything added to the wiki?
<htorque> hi all! http://design.canonical.com/brand/Logos/UBUNTU%20BRANDMARK_AW.zip contains lots of mac os x specific hidden files. can this archive be cleaned up?
<Guest39888> Hey! Are there any plans by the designers to implement the BFB from the mockups?
<Guest39888> The current one looks less slick: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/90791469/Comparison.jpg
<MrChrisDruif> Looks nice with that highlight
<Guest39888> I'm hoping it gets implemented for precise.
<Guest39888> Maybe a designer could confirm if it's in the plans.
<Guest39888> so are there any plans to do so?
<mcbaine1> http://goo.gl/nATCX
<MrChrisDruif> Guest39888; I don't know.
#ubuntu-design 2012-01-24
<dholbach> good morning
<vmramach> hi
<etneg_> so  anyting new in ubuntu design stuff people need help with?
<etneg_> vectos possibly
<etneg_> im interested
#ubuntu-design 2012-01-25
<dholbach> good morning
<MrChrisDruif> and here
<dholbach> MrChrisDruif, I wanted to say good morning to /everyone/ :-)
<MrChrisDruif> ^_^
<MrChrisDruif> Maybe it's night for a lot of people
<ideaguy> Hello. I have a question regarding switching between multiple windows of the same application in unity. Switching using alt-"~" is very unconfortable, tilted view as well not good. It's very hard to get to the right window. While other UI's have simple switching option with moving mouse on the icon of the application and then it shows a (small or medium) list of open instances (windows) of that application. My question: shall
<czajkowski> wendar: would you mind sending https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Fosdem/2012  to canonical internally to let them know about the wiki page please.
<wendar> czajkowski: good idea, sending it on now
<czajkowski> wendar: thanks I blogged it yesterday but just in cae
<czajkowski> *case
<wendar> greetings, programs
<wendar> The big news this week is the HUD
<wendar> http://design.canonical.com/2012/01/introducing-the-hud-say-hello-to-the-future-of-the-menu/
<wendar> a bit of yummy UX, I have to say
<wendar> Also, the pangolin wallpaper submissions are open
<wendar> http://design.canonical.com/2012/01/precisely-how-we%E2%80%99re-going-to-make-the-wallpapers-in-12-04-the-best-ever/
<iainfarrell> hey wendar thanks for bigging up the wallpapers :)
<wendar> iainfarrell: I'll add it to the Ubuntu wiki too.
<iainfarrell> wendar: thx
<wendar> On using open source tools: I created a presentation in Sozi last week
<wendar> It's an extension to Inkscape that's like Prezi
<iainfarrell> how was it?
<wendar> I was quite impressed
<wendar> Easy to create transitions on one big SVG file
<wendar> the font kerning was a bit off, but I understand that's the underlying inkscape
<wendar> it does make for more interesting presentations than the usual slide deck
#ubuntu-design 2012-01-26
<wendar> here's that Sozi presentation, posted it for the conference http://lohutok.net/talks/homehacks/lca2012.svg
<wendar> (takes a while to load)
<dholbach> good morning
<pocopina> wendar: sozi looks interesting. check out http://bartaz.github.com/impress.js/#/bored
<wendar> pocopina: oh, cool!
<pocopina> i haven't dug into impress.js yet, so i don't know what the learning curve is on authoring this with it
<pocopina> things
<iainfarrell> that's a really lovely piece of work isn't it :)
<etneg_> oh wow not a word
<iainfarrell> heh yeah
<iainfarrell> then you went and ruined it ;)
<iainfarrell> shhhh
<iainfarrell> :D
<etneg_> ha
<etneg_> so is there any new project ubunbtu needs artwork for?
<kenvandine> etneg_, what kind of artwork?
 * kenvandine would love to find someone to do a new icon for gwibber :)
<etneg_> icon?
<etneg_> i can
<etneg_> !
<etneg_> what size
<etneg_> http://gwibber.com/ this?
<kenvandine> yeah
<etneg_> what do youb have in mind and what size
<kenvandine> well a 256x256 svg whcih we can create smaller ones for
<etneg_> you want an icon based off the logo?
<kenvandine> yeah
<etneg_> ah 256, that should be a breeze
<kenvandine> well, actually not that logo
<etneg_> that globe logo in a 16x16 would have aliasing issues if you're looking at smaller
<etneg_> oh
<kenvandine> maybe a fresher looking one
<kenvandine> that logo is kind of hacky
<etneg_> you need a new logo and an icon?
<kenvandine> i guess that is really what i was asking
<kenvandine> the current logo needs a lot of work... and it is our icon
<etneg_> if you like i can do this
<kenvandine> awesome
<etneg_> spome of my other works are at, check your notice
<etneg_> if you still think i should, gimme a day or two:D
<kenvandine> it would be nice to have something that would look nice in mono as well, to fit nicely in the unity lens
<etneg_> ye no issues
<kenvandine> etneg_, no rush... that logo has been bugging me for a while
<etneg_> do you have any ideas in mind?
<etneg_> how aobut somthing like a book?
<kenvandine> i kind of like concepts that revolve around groups of people
<kenvandine> since it is all about your friends
<etneg_> ok
<kenvandine> social networking and all
<kenvandine> so like outlines of some heads together
<etneg_> how about this concept
<kenvandine> or even a play on the ubuntu circle of friends
<etneg_> a paper sorot of folded but on the lines of the paper there's lil figures on it
<etneg_> like k
<etneg_> i'll sketch something up and update you in an hr or two
<etneg_> whats your mail?
<kenvandine> djennings@example.org
<etneg_> do you want this in RGB or CMYK?
<kenvandine> doesn't matter to me
<etneg_> k
<etneg_> see you in a bit
<kenvandine> thx
<etneg_> kenvandine: ping
<etneg_> http://i44.tinypic.com/120i99s.png
<kenvandine> etneg_, thank looks pretty cool, but probably too similar to the ubuntu logo
<kenvandine> but i like the concept
<etneg_> oh
<etneg_> we dont want the ubuntu logo in there at all?
<kenvandine> right, i was really referring to the concept of the circle of friends
<etneg_> so k
<etneg_> kenvandine: ping
<kenvandine> etneg_, pong
<etneg_> http://i41.tinypic.com/2rz7u6h.png
<kenvandine> that is very cool ;)
<etneg_> the grapevine red, orange and yellow in the font to give it some ubuntu feel to it
<etneg_> the blue to represent gwibber
<etneg_> the faces are basically a G
<kenvandine> etneg_, can you give it 4 faces to help differentiate it from the ubuntu logo more?
<kenvandine> so the basic shape is different
<etneg_> the 4th being in the centre osmewhere?
<kenvandine> on the circle
<kenvandine> right now it has the same shape as the ubuntu logo does
<kenvandine> a 4th would change the shape
<etneg_> where would yu like the 4th though
<kenvandine> plus it is always better to have more friends ;)
<etneg_> sure
<etneg_> :D
<kenvandine> move the left one down and to the right and the top one down and to the right and put it between those
<etneg_> let me try to understand this
<etneg_> that would look uniform though what you suggested
<etneg_> wouldnt*
<etneg_> i could just make a square if thats fine with you?
<etneg_> 4 faces in each corner or something along those lines
<kenvandine> etneg_, sure
<etneg_> sweet
<etneg_> the concept is fine/
<etneg_> ?
<kenvandine> etneg_, yup
<etneg_> cool
<kscloud> Quick question (if it can be answered): Are modal sheets going to come back for Precise?
<thorwil> kenvandine: if i may suggest a different direction: http://www.foopics.com/showfull/5b5370a06385148aa95674ea7741677e
<kenvandine> thorwil, thanks, but i think that is putting to much emphasis on the "G", I would rather focus more on being social
<kenvandine> thorwil_, i think in an ideal world users won't even really know they are using gwibber, they are just being social
<thorwil_> kenvandine: a million other projects are focusing on being social. that's no base for a recognisable logo
<kenvandine> sure
<kenvandine> logos are tough
<thorwil_> time to log off for today. hopefully tomorrow sees a more stable internet connection :)
<kscloud> Anyone know? Because I'm planning a sort of overlay for a content area and don't want to mix metaphors
<etneg_> kenvandine: ping
<kenvandine> etneg_, pong
<etneg_> just a sec
<etneg_> http://i40.tinypic.com/rs9ef9.png
<etneg_> k
<kenvandine> i am liking that!
<etneg_> heh
<etneg_> for an icon we could squeeze all that too, specially if it's at 256
<etneg_> at 16 or 32 we might have to tone it down a bit
<etneg_> http://i43.tinypic.com/14ictjl.png 64x64 icon
<etneg_> http://i40.tinypic.com/4qhoqa.png 256x256
<etneg_> do you need another concept?
<kenvandine> etneg_, mind if i blog to ask for feedback?
<etneg_> kenvandine: sure
<etneg_> feedback always helps
<etneg_> :D
<kenvandine> etneg_, can you email me the images and your real name so i can credit you in the blog post?
<kenvandine> etneg_, thx!
<etneg_> ok
<etneg_> sec
<etneg_> done
<kenvandine> etneg_, thx!
<etneg_> np
#ubuntu-design 2012-01-27
<dholbach> good morning
<sladen> http://design.ubuntu.com/  if people haven't seen it!
<mmiicc> sladen: Great stuff!
<mmiicc> sladen: btw, do you know if Ubuntu websites will be mobile friendly any time soon?
<sladen> mmiicc: I guess you're implying they're not, right(?)
<sladen> mmiicc: if you've got a specific example of a specific page, viewed under a specific browser on a specific device
<sladen> then the thing to do would be to file a bug and start working on it :)
<mmiicc> sladen: :)
<sladen> mmiicc: so, what page did you see the issue on?
<mmiicc> I'm using HP Pre 3 (webOS), and every site looks like on the desktop (ubuntu.com, design.canonical.com)
<mmiicc> sladen: so it's quite hard to read, font is very small
<mhall119> sladen: nice, good job on that
<sladen> mhall119: not me.  Inayaili and the web team!  http://design.canonical.com/2012/01/ubuntu-brand-guidelines-get-their-own-site/
<sladen> (add your thanks and thoughts there, or file a bug)
<MrChrisDruif> http://ubuntu-artists.deviantart.com/
<etneg_> kenvandine: hi
<etneg_> anything positive?
<kenvandine> etneg_, haven't had time to blog, i'll do it over the weekend
<kenvandine> etneg_, i'll let you know :)
<etneg_> oh ok
<etneg_> no issues
<etneg_> do you need more concepts ?
<kenvandine> etneg_, not yet, i am pretty happy with that
<kenvandine> etneg_, but if you want to give some more concepts for people to look at
<kenvandine> that would be nice
<etneg_> alright i'll do another one and update you in a bit
<kenvandine> etneg_, thx, you're awesome :)
<etneg_> np:D
<etneg_> kenvandine: ping
<kenvandine> etneg_, pong
<etneg_> kenvandine: just a rough concept
<etneg_> let me know if it's ok
<etneg_> i took some bits from what thorwil had yday, i thought it was an ok concept what he had
<etneg_> incorporated some of mine
<thorwil> etneg_: link?
<etneg_> hold on
<etneg_> http://i41.tinypic.com/2gwxr42.png
<etneg_> it's not finished
<etneg_> kenvandine: ^^
<etneg_> on the paper, in handwriting we could have gwibber written
<etneg_> or anything else you want
<etneg_> there will be a bigger Font for gwibber for the overall logo
<etneg_> if you want we can add a few figure heads like inthe other one i had to keep it social friendly
<thorwil> etneg_: you should definitively no add elements to that, as it's already too much.
<etneg_> not really
<etneg_> but it is upto kenvandine though if he wants more
<thorwil> the note paper background will not work at the size of a launcher icon
<etneg_> unless the logo is decided, the icon cant be dcided
<etneg_> if ken likes the logo then the icon can be designed accordingly
<kenvandine> i like the other concept better
<etneg_> obviously the paper would be too small for an icon but not if i enlarge a portion of it
<etneg_> kenvandine: ah ok
<kenvandine> i do like the idea of turning the G and making it look like  a speech bubble
<kenvandine> but i still think i want to focus less on the name Gwibber and more on what it does
<etneg_> ah ok
<etneg_> you want me to add those figures here and see if you like it?
<etneg_> i could incorporate that onto the paper like someone wrote on it
<etneg_> like sort of scribbled faces on the paper
<kenvandine> nah
<etneg_> ok
<kenvandine> etneg_, thx though!
<etneg_> np!
<etneg_> i'll try somthing else
<etneg_> or improvise the speech bubble
<etneg_> kenvandine: ping
<etneg_> http://i44.tinypic.com/30a3n9w.png
<etneg_> its unifnished, i didnt add the Gwibbler typography at the bottom
<kenvandine> etneg_, nice looking!
<etneg_> oh he left
<etneg_> :D
#ubuntu-design 2012-01-30
<dholbach> good morning
<etneg_> kenvandine: hey
<kenvandine> etneg_, hey... sorry i didn't get around to blogging over the weekend, but i will today for sure :)
<etneg_> no issues:D
<etneg_> i took my votes by showing it around
<etneg_> most of them liked the first concept
<etneg_> the one you like
<etneg_> and the first one when scaled to an icon almsot looks like a flower so
<MrChrisDruif> wendar; How's it going?
<MrChrisDruif> No one around?
#ubuntu-design 2012-01-31
<dholbach> good morning
<om26er> libreoffice have crappy small sized icons anyone looking after that o_O
<doctormon> om26er: yes
<om26er> doctormon, who is?
<om26er> is there a bug report ?
<doctormon> om26er: No bug, it's an on going process upstream: http://libreofficeaustralia.org/forums/community/development
<doctormon> If you'd like to help fix the issue, then you should start a conversation and ask to be involved in the art/graphics/design side.
<doctormon> Morning/Afternoon mpt
<dholbach> davidcalle, ready for later on?
<davidcalle> dholbach, ready!
<dholbach> sweet :)
<etneg_> i'd like to hep with the icon
<etneg_> not sure about the bug/code
<etneg_> i mean if they need an icon, im game
<etneg_> doctormon ^^
<doctormon> etneg_: Hey there
<doctormon> etneg_: They could do with more grpahical and design people involved.
<doctormon> etneg_: The best instruction is to get over to the forums, introduce yourself and find out what the tasks are.
<doctormon> They might also need help identifying what the tasks are to be done.
<etneg_> doctormon: ah ok
<etneg_> i havent subscribed to the design forums, which list is it?
<etneg_> or the one i should be asking regarding the icon
<paultag> hey folks - I saw the multi-monitor lightdm stuff just now -- I'd like to note that some folks (myself included) run a secondary rotated 90 degrees (to the left, in my case, but also to the right), so having that in the spec would be awesome.
<paultag> (because right now, lightdm looks like garbage)
<etneg_> hah i like how people critique stuff here, it's quite in your face and thats how it should be
<paultag> etneg_: sorry?
<etneg_> oh just saying if something sucks, people say it
<etneg_> criticism works well to improve something
<paultag> etneg_: I've contributed myself dry to Ubuntu for years, I mention one thing I don't like, and I've insulted the design team?
<etneg_> you misunderstood what i said
<paultag> perhaps I'm reading this wrong, but it sounds like you're saying I shouldn't be saying this
<etneg_> im sayig i personally like people like you to spit it out
<paultag> Ah.
<etneg_> if it is garbage, it helps me work on it
<etneg_> i'd take it up as a challenge
<paultag> Well, I'd like to see it play nice with this edge case :)
<etneg_> awhile ago om26er mentioned a bunch of icons sucked for libreoffice and i think comments like tha thelp improve something
<etneg_> not everyone takes well to criticism but i like it:D
<paultag> etneg_: IRC, the land of the socially inept :)
 * etneg_ nods
<paultag> etneg_: well thanks for taking that the right way - I'd be happy to take a photo of how the DM shows it's self now if that'd help
<etneg_> oh i have no idea about this DM stuff
<etneg_> sorry
<paultag> I figured, I did a whois and you didn't seem to be rocking a hostmask I groked
<etneg_> right just passing by looking for vector art, none of the code stuff:P
<paultag> gotcha
<om26er> o/
<paultag> howdy om26er
<paultag> I'd like to whine at this swillson fellow
<paultag> erm, swilson
<om26er> i see the sperators have been removed with the latest update of something
<om26er> is that a bug or intentional
<om26er> *seperators from menus
<etneg_> hey om26er you got an image of those icons oyu were talking about
<om26er> etneg_, http://imagebin.org/index.php?mode=image&id=196590
<etneg_> thanks
<etneg_> oh the pixelation?
<om26er> yep of you drag them for example you'll see their actual size
<etneg_> tats some messed up icon
<etneg_> is that libreoffice's issue or ubunutus
<etneg_> ubuntu's?
<om26er> thats totally libreoffice shipping lower resolution icons
<etneg_> looks weird though, only where it's cut is the pixelation
<etneg_> not the entire icon
<etneg_> that happens when you have a raster effect in my experience
<etneg_> and someone scaled it down to an icon size without scaling it down pixel by pixel
<etneg_> ive asked libreoffice devs about it, lets see if they even need help there
<om26er> awesome etneg_ :)
<etneg_> om26er: you might wanna talk to this guy
<etneg_> the dev is addressing it
<etneg_> but i think he's talking along the lines of code and all that gunk
<etneg_> 19:54 <@mmeeks> etneg_: there should be 256x256 pixel icons there somewhere IIRC, if not 128x128
<om26er> michael meeks i guess?
<etneg_> 19:54 <@mmeeks> etneg_: possibly a packaging issue, are you using 3.5 ?
<etneg_> im in libreoffice-dev
<etneg_> wanna talk to him?
<etneg_> cause im not following this at all dude
<om26er> i;ll poke ubuntu
<etneg_> yes him
<om26er> ubuntu's libreoffice maintainer I mean
<etneg_> 9:56 <@mmeeks> etneg_: it is of course, not released yet - but, any packaging fixes - much appreciated etc.
<etneg_> 19:56 <@mmeeks> etneg_: you'd really want Sweetshark for that - but he's on FTO..
<om26er> yeah sweetshar is who I'll talk to
 * om26er is sitting in an angle where he's spilling all the typos :p
<etneg_> heh
<etneg_> i think i sent them the wrong message
<etneg_> i offered assistance in icons but im getting one for theming
<om26er> lol
<etneg_> but the guy who offered it
<etneg_> has your issue i think
<etneg_> 20:01 < eagles0513875> ahh ok well i have noticed this with LO now and a ton of other apps that everythign seems to get white washed icon wise when using a dark theme
 * etneg_ quickly parts #libreoffice-dev before he gets questioned
#ubuntu-design 2013-01-10
<solancer> http://fav.me/d5qu4f8
#ubuntu-design 2013-01-14
<coalwater> hello, there's this tool i usually see on omgubuntu, they create wireframes for mockups and stuff, what's the tool used for that ?
<xnox> coalwater: pencil, balsamiq, lucidcharts, dia...
<xnox> inkscape =)
<coalwater> xnox: ill check those, ty
<PaoloRotolo> Hi all!
<MrChrisDruif> Hi PaoloRotolo!
<coalwater> MrChrisDruif everywhere :P
<MrChrisDruif> Nah, not everywhere.
<coalwater> MrChrisDruif: at least every where i go to, even my gtalk lol
<coalwater> not complaining though
<MrChrisDruif> =)
#ubuntu-design 2013-01-15
<PaoloRotolo> Hi all!
#ubuntu-design 2013-01-16
<mpt> Is there a "download" icon in the icon theme? I guess there must be.
<mpt> Can't find it, though.
<xnox> mpt: down pointing green arrow, let me find it for you.
<mpt> thanks
<mpt> Dear Gimp, showing/hiding a layer is not the type of action that should go into the undo/redo stack
<xnox> find /usr/share/icons/ -name '*download*'
<xnox> gives me: /usr/share/icons/Humanity/actions/48/browser-download.svg
<xnox> /usr/share/icons/gnome/scalable/places/folder-download-symbolic.svg
<xnox> (which is a fancy dotted down arrow)
<davidcalle> mpt, hi, I see you have trouble finding icons : do you know about https://launchpad.net/icon-library ?
<mpt> davidcalle, I did not!
<davidcalle> mpt, it's fantastic. You just need to download it and run the icon-library.py file
<davidcalle> life changer :)
<mpt> Sweet!
<mpt> ...And no, there doesn't seem to be a plain download icon. There's browser-download, cluttered with a disk.
<mpt> I guess that's the closest.
<xnox> mpt: /usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/emblems/emblem-downloads.png here is one cluttered with progress-bar
<mpt> yeah :-)
<xnox> /usr/share/icons/unity-icon-theme/places/svg/group-downloads.svg is a generic one, cluttered with a circle and it's not green
<mpt> Is there ever a good time to include a progress bar in an icon?
<xnox> /usr/share/icons/gnome/scalable/places/folder-download-symbolic.svg or dots?! =)
<mpt> As opposed to overlaying a genuine progress bar over top of the icon.
<xnox> mpt: well it's a clear indication that progress bars lie to you and huge downloads usually stall anyway and one never gets what one wants? =)))))
 * mpt wonders if "It's just  a string change!" is the UI equivalent of "It's just a flesh wound!"
<mpt> When I insert an audio CD, I get a dialog, "You have just inserted an audio CD. Choose what application to launch."
<mpt> The default option is "Ask what to do", but it's ALREADY DONE THAT
<xnox> so the drop down default should be moved further down to "Lauch Music Player Rhythmbox"?
<xnox> yeah that option doesn't make sense. cause i want to keep it asking what to do & offer what to do _now_ at the same time.
<PaoloRotolo> Hi all!
#ubuntu-design 2013-01-17
<mpt> Hi snwh!!!
<mpt> LOUD NOISES
<mpt> Oh dear, what did I do
<snwh> mpt, what did you do?
<mpt> snwh, you complained how quiet #ubuntu-design was, so I said "Hi snwh!!!" and "LOUD NOISES" and you dropped off IRC immediately
<snwh> mpt, oh. I wasn't complaining, it was just an observation. :) -and skype had crashed by computer :/
<mpt> You make a valid point, though, we should do more here
<snwh> "Topic for #ubuntu-design set by wendar at Fri Dec 16 12:02:30 2011"
<snwh> 2011 lol
<mpt> Right now I'm designing the fix for bug 1033226
<ubot5> bug 1033226 in update-manager (Ubuntu) "No close option, only restart" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1033226
<snwh> I've been getting feedback from gnome designer regarding an icon I did for dconf-editor (https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7027392/dconf-editor.svg)
<mpt> A consummate V
<snwh> ?
<snwh>  /me googled
<mpt> http://www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail58.html
<snwh> i was thinking  consummate as in marriage night
<snwh> I'm still confused.
<mpt> "And then, using consummate Vs, give him teeth, spinities, and angry eyebrows."
<mpt> Anyway, the point is that that checkmark looks a bit more like a V than a checkmark. :-)
<mpt> Moving it to the left would fix that.
<snwh> there's an "unmagnified" that's outside the glass too that is unseen on white
<snwh> and I did have a smaller 'v' in an older version: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7027392/dconf-editor-alt.svg
<snwh> mpt, since you're working on it :P - I've just noticed that the tabs are bit close to the "Techinical Description" https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7027392/updater.png
<mpt> snwh, true, I want to merge those tabs into a single field
<mpt> but I'd better discuss that with mterry
<snwh> I also thought that it doesn't expand very much either -the treeview especially for a long list
<mpt> ugh, yeah, expanders are busted in GTK generally
<mpt> By default it's supposed to be "tall enough to show six items in the list, with a minimum height of three items"
<mpt> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareUpdates#expanded
<mpt> But then it doesn't resize properly when you collapse it, so you resize it manually, then when you expand it it tries to obey that manual sizing, etc
<snwh> Oh GTK
<snwh> speaking of GTK, do you know (or know of someone who can tell me) how the breadcrumbs a la GCC are done? we want to emulate them in unity tweak tool.
<mpt> GCC has breadcrumbs?
<mpt> oh I see
<snwh> the All Settings > Whatever
<mpt> snwh, <https://code.launchpad.net/~software-store-developers/software-center/4.0> has better ones, with interlocking buttons
<mpt> (we dropped them altogether in 5.0)
<snwh> cool, cause right now we have duplication with the toolbar and overview layout https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7027392/utt.png
<mpt> If you have just that many panels, you don't need those toolbar buttons at all
<mpt> And if you have only two levels of hierarchy -- the table of contents + the individual panels -- you don't need breadcrumbs either
<mpt> snwh, you could have something like the navigation mocked up in <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareAndUpdatesSettings?action=AttachFile&do=view&target=drivers-settings.mockup.png> instead.
<snwh> mpt, the All Settings button, just being a button to the front page?
#ubuntu-design 2013-01-18
<mpt> snwh, yes ... I've wondered whether it should have a home icon as well as a label
<mpt> Currently designing fixes for bug 165065 and <https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/foundations-r-uefi-fastboot-ui>
<ubot5> bug 165065 in gnome-session (Ubuntu) "[wishlist] Ubuntu reboot into other OS" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/165065
 * xnox got totally confused when I got update email, since there are _two_ fastboots.
<xnox> one is UEFI as above, another is a clashing name of android utility to flash android devices (e.g. nexus7) which is also called fastboot.....
<mpt> Done: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SessionHandling#Restart
<xnox> mpt: amazing =) pinged slangasek about it.
<xnox> we are not sure fastboot machines are available on the market yet =)
#ubuntu-design 2013-01-24
<benkaiser> Hey mhall119, I am just getting started with the Core Apps Mockups and I have a few questions, should I ask them here or can I send you a private message?
<xnox> mpt: mpt: I made a small surgery on the usb-creator to allow it flashing nexus7 tablets. I did have to remove a few things that didn't make sense in the 'nexus7' mode.
<xnox> But I do wonder if/where is usb-creator design. And whether you want to see / tweak / change UI for flashing devices.
 * xnox should create screenshots.
<mpt> xnox, ev and I both remember there being at least wireframes for it. But I don't see them on the wiki anywhere.
<xnox> mpt: hmm... it was a while. I also had a vague idea that I saw wireframes about it.
<xnox> mpt: I'll make screenshots and / or come in to show the changes. And you can ponder about it, if you have time for it =)
<mpt> xnox, <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/USBInstallationImages> has Ascii art from before I redesigned it
<xnox> mpt: thanks =)
#ubuntu-design 2013-01-25
<PaoloRotolo> Hi all!
#ubuntu-design 2013-01-27
<PaoloRotolo> Hi all!
<mpt> [/] Detect captive portals
<mpt> [/] Detect networks requiring Web login
<mpt> [/] Detect networks that require Web login
<mpt> [/] Detect when a network requires Web login
<mpt> [/] Prompt when a network requires Web login
<mpt>          *whenever
#ubuntu-design 2013-01-28
 * mpt wonders what the design for bug 668846 should look like
<ubot5> bug 668846 in software-center (Ubuntu) "No obvious error when Software Centre can't install due to Synaptic being open" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/668846
<mpt> âSoftware Updater canât continue until Synaptic exits.â ( Cancel ) ( Wait )
<mpt> ...canât install or remove software untilâ¦
<mpt> âUbuntu Software Center canât install or remove software until apt-get exits.â
<mpt> that could work ... probably only after a delay, though, so it doesn't come up because of an incidental check for updates
<mpt> and auto-close if the problem solves itself
 * mpt starts sketching
<xnox> synaptic is crazy thought in between finishing applying changes and reloading cache it intermittedly releases lock & acquires it again. If one happens to run apt-get update at that time the two deadlock =)
 * xnox used to use to much CLI and GUI together.
<xnox> mpt: are the earlier "Web login" comments, about wifi hot-spots that ask you for email-address and such?
 * xnox has technical way to implement it. I was thinking to publish it as an app.
<mpt> xnox, yes
<mpt> xnox, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Networking#captive-portal
<xnox> mpt: is anybody coding that?
<xnox> e.g. in the installer we already are doing connectivity check against a known document http://start.ubuntu.com/connectivity-check.html
<xnox> which should have md5sum 4589f42e1546aa47ca181e5d949d310b
<mpt> xnox, I did that design only yesterday, so I doubt anyone's started yet. :-) It's part of <https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-r-connectivity-checking>, but the work items are vague about who would implement it.
<mpt> Ooooo.
<mpt> xnox, so that installer code could become part of the network-manager implementation?
<xnox> yeah.
<mpt> (Probably needs porting from Python to C or something, right?)
<mpt> Lorem ipsum, ha
<mpt> Somebody wasn't trying to save bytes there
<mpt> To save the world's bandwidth, we should run a collision contest to find a shorter string that has the same md5sum!
<xnox> =)))))))))) juju deploy md5sumcolider
<xnox> that's awesome idea, apart from other people might be checking other checksums, or byte by byte.
<xnox> [ "`wget -q http://start.ubuntu.com/connectivity-check.html -O - | md5sum`" = "4589f42e1546aa47ca181e5d949d310b  -" ] && notify-send "Full internet connection" || notify-send "Offline or captive portal"
<xnox> mpt: ^ that's a one liner implementation for the check. Obviously it needs to be run / triggered on becoming online.
<xnox> mpt: python / c / any language can grab a file of internets & check it's checksum ;-)
<mpt> "Get me one file of your finest internets. Neat."
<xnox> ... and i shall check if you gave me a rotten one ;-)
<xnox> mpt: the most silly thing about captive portals, is that some of them don't require one to login at all - just open it & djennings@example.org. E.g. Virgin WiFi on the underground, after the first login, simply auto-redirects you to a ad.
<xnox> So one can try opening any page in the background to see if it's enough to establish connection ;-)
<mpt> xnox, yes. In that case this dialog would open and then close itself after 30 seconds ... which is probably too long
<xnox> mpt: it's reasonable to try this hack without pooping anything up, and if it fails then poop up the OpenZone dialog.
<mpt> xnox, as in make two HTTP requests and discard the first?
<mpt> That could work.
<xnox> yeah.
<xnox> we may need to store state (some of these dialogs show remaining paid for time) but that can be future work.
<mpt> Now that I think about it, there are also some portals that let you browse a few sites, but you have to log in to get the Web in general
<mpt> What if those few sites are actually what you want?
<mpt> the dialog would just stay open, unclosable
<mpt> Maybe we want a "Cancel" button as well as the "Disconnect" button
<mpt> The problem being that they'd do the same thing 99% of the time
<xnox> the point is that we should hide it, but keep a launcher icon in the launcher or the menu item in the network indicator to get back to the portal.
<xnox> (not just quit and discard)
<xnox> we don't know if anyone wants to go back to them or not, but if they do, they should be able to, as long as they are still connected to that network.
#ubuntu-design 2013-01-29
<_0rAX> mpt: ping
<_0rAX> mpt: I heard you were looking for an 'update' icon. I have made one > https://plus.google.com/u/0/101681698460010159459/posts/fPu236zc3Y4
<_0rAX> Sorry, I didn't use the ml way. :P
#ubuntu-design 2014-01-10
<darklight_> Is there a chance  for the unity shortcuts to finally be customizable by the time 14.04 is released ?
<darklight_> there are open bugs about this that are either being ignored or any work has been postponed for years
<darklight_> it's not just annoying for regular users but it can be a real showstopper for people with disabilities
<darklight_> it's also inconsistent since the same keys can be assigned to do other things but since they're hardcoded the bhaviour is not ovverrided
#ubuntu-design 2014-01-29
<janniks> anybody here?
#ubuntu-design 2015-01-13
<Guest34> johnlea_ping
#ubuntu-design 2015-01-29
<mpt> I wish there was a word meaning âwith more difficultyâ
<mpt> difficultly
#ubuntu-design 2016-01-11
<mpt> âTracking your location lets apps provide appropriate maps, weather, business, and other information automatically.â
<mpt> Tweaks to that text welcome :-)
<mpt> âbusinessâ -> âlocal businessâ I guess
#ubuntu-design 2016-01-14
<McIntireEvan> Hi, I'm working on a bug that involves fixing a color in the Terminal app, and I need a bit of help with the colors. If someone here could help me, that'd be awesome, and if this is the wrong place I'd love to know where to ask! I'll post the colors in just a moment here
<McIntireEvan> https://launchpadlibrarian.net/211045350/screenshot20150708_014157276.png is the color scheme, blue needs to be fixed, (112,80,80) is light red, (220,163,163) is 'intense' red, (96,180,138) is green, (114,213,163) is intense green
<McIntireEvan> If you need any more of the RGBs I'd be happy to give them
#ubuntu-design 2016-01-18
<mpt> âLock the screenâ is a weird synecdoche

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