


Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
It would appear that this bug is circumventable: Disabling the Window-Applets setting to hide decorations on maximized windows and manually setting "!state=maxvert" under Compiz' window-decoration settings results in a stable Emerald experience for me (Ubuntu 10.10, default Compiz & Emerald).
Setting the Window-Applets setting to hide decorations on maximized windows again makes Emerald crash again as well. This behaviour is reproducable.
Please test this on your end. If it works like I described you can tell your users how to prevent this bug from happening or even modify your Window-Applets code to match.
- Oct 28 2010

Icon Sub-Sets by salathaendler 5 comments

Various Gnome Stuff by greoj 13 comments
Hope it is what you are looking for! - Aug 23 2010

GTK2 Themes by figure002 17 comments
Are you planning any more future releases? I'd love to see (optional) support for the breadcrump-navigation of Nautilus Elementary! - May 27 2010

Various Gnome Stuff by greoj 13 comments

Various Gnome Stuff by Cierreics 15 comments

Various Gnome Stuff by greoj 13 comments

Various Gnome Stuff by greoj 13 comments
Are you certain that that the version of Ambiance metacity shown in it is actually the correct one shipped with Lucid and not a modded / altered version?
I checked with the version of Ambiance I have installed on my system and made sure that version 0.3 is identical to it.
Therefore, it is strange that your version of Ambiance metacity obviously differs. - May 17 2010

Various Gnome Stuff by greoj 13 comments

Various Gnome Stuff by greoj 13 comments

Various Gnome Stuff by Cierreics 15 comments
;) - May 13 2010

GTK2 Themes by tiheum 37 comments
Also, I am very much looking forward to your release of those very beautiful icons we've been seeing in the screenshots. They're absolutely gorgeous! - Mar 21 2010

Metacity Themes by zacbarton 98 comments
Thank you for listening to your users' wishes and making the effort to make them true. Awesome!
You just set a new standard when it comes to metacity-themes! - Feb 15 2010

Metacity Themes by zacbarton 98 comments
Count me as +1 for the wish for "buttons on the left" as a future option for the customizer! - Feb 11 2010

Icon Sub-Sets by somebodystrange 4 comments
One of the things that still annoyed me with Pino was its ugly comic-style icon. But that's history now - thanks to you!
Thumbs up! - Feb 10 2010

Metacity Themes by zacbarton 98 comments
What I would love to see, though, is a version with buttons set to the left side of the window. Some of us have switched to this Macish window-buttons orientation & it would be sad to leave those of us out in the rain...
Please consider creating a left-sided metacity version, too. Thank you! - Feb 08 2010

Gnome Extensions by holodeck 376 comments
I love your panel-applet! Thank you for it!
Unfortunatly, I got used to the reversed window-button order on the top left corner of windows: Close, Minimize, (Un)Maximize.
I already played with your code in order to achieve this reverse order, but with no success.
Could you tell me how to reverse the order of the applet-buttons or even build in a switch in the configuration to do so? This would be amazing!
Thank you! - May 03 2009

GTK2 Themes by brunomarquesbr 6 comments
First of all: I really enjoy your theme and have been using it for some time now. Thank you for it!
However, there is a minor bug which continues to annoy me: In both Firefox + Thunderbird, text-input field (single + multiline) have a 45-degree, greyish line reaching from the lower left to the upper right corner of EACH and EVERY input-box there is. This line only disappears if you select the form-field with your cursor.
I already tried debugging the gtkrc, but with no success, obviously. It would be awesome if you could hunt down + squish that last bug, too! Thank you! - Apr 17 2009
Thanks for the update!
I've been busy, too: The ZIP now contains code to fetch the recent external IP as well. And the linebreaks & phrasings are more reasonable & helpful.
I got a friend to work on a KDE-port. I'd like to discuss future development of Woof-GUI with you. How about we move this away from these comments, set up a Github- or SVN-Hub someplace and start commiting?
Contact me on Jabber at t.baldauf@avalon.hoffentlich.net or find me on freenode-IRC as "technopagan"! - Mar 07 2009
Until now, I hadn't known about Woof - But it's exactly what I constantly need because the file-transfer-agents of IM-protocols really suck! Thank you for making this great tool easier to use!
However, I've ancountered a slight usability-f*ckup: When trying the tool for the first time myself, I couldn't download the testfile - Nothing happened, the brwowser just sat there waiting for packages. And why? Because I had kept the Zenity-notification window open that said: "Now serving on ...". But you have to click the OK-button on that window to make Woof actually serve the file! So it's not "Now serving..." after all!
It would be great if the Zenity-window could show the filename again, Then the ideal (!) usability-solution would be changing the window-contents to "The file 'XYZ.abc' will be available for a single download at 192.168.23.42:8080".
Then offer the OK-button below so people actually press it to confirm the offering of the download - Only then the download will actually work. And - to gain the gratitude of the whole known universe - offer an "Abort"-button as well, which will onclick kill the two python-processes that have started in the background once the user has selected a file with the nautilus-script option.
I'll gladly help you translate the tool to German, French, Spanish, Esperanto & Turkish. And I'll gladly give more Usability-feedback! - Mar 05 2009

GTK2 Themes by ugluck 10 comments
My apologies - but I think the new Wave-based approach was a bad choice.
The old release actually combined the elegance of the Dust-theme with the (also elegant) usability of Shiki. This was just great!
The new 1.5 release does not accept individual color-choices like 1.0 did. The whole thing looks unfinished and - to put it simple - it looks just like an unfinished, buggy Wave-theme.
I really appreciate your effort with the rounded sliders in version 1.5! But don't make your theme look so bad just to get them!
For now I've returned to using your 1.0 release, which is still available at http://www.megaupload.com/?d=QRUVW6KT - It simply is the better choice for me right now. - Jan 05 2009

GTK2 Themes by ugluck 10 comments

GTK2 Themes by ugluck 10 comments
Thank you for this theme! I really enjoy it because you're combined my two favourite themes!
Please continue developing this hybrid! What I'd love to see is a round slider-knob for volume and similar range-sliders. The one right now looks too Clearlook'ish... ;)
The GnuMobile Theme (http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/GnuMobile?content=96331) has the sort of round slider-knobs that I mean. - Jan 04 2009

GTK2 Themes by paraboy 12 comments

Wallpapers Ubuntu by greoj 3 comments
The discussion at http://www.ubuntu-art.org/groups/?id=43 seems to be the typical hypergeek's "Oh my god, it's a linux that actually works - I cannot like it anymore". Many geeks use their OS as a hobby rather than a plattform for their productivity and there's not much to do in your hobby if the OS actually works almost out of the box. It's fine by me if they then switch to a more bleeding-edge distro (or BSD ;) ) in order to have something to do. What isn't fine by me is that some people actually start complaining about the good work the Ubuntu-Team is doing.
GNOME is becoming a more popular desktop-environment because a distro like Ubuntu is using it. There's no downside to this. That's why I personally see no problem in posting a Ubuntu-Logo at gnome-look.org. Of course, kiddies placing distorted Ubuntu-Logos on "erotic" ;) wallpapers is a different matter - But those wallpapers bug me more because of their underlying unreflected sexism than because of the Ubuntu-Logo.
If you like, you can upload the whole wallpaper/Logo set on ubuntu-art.org. However, I personally see no reason to leave gnome-look.org just because I'm using Ubuntu. - Mar 10 2008

KDE 3 Color Schemes by greoj 12 comments

Wallpaper Other by greoj 6 comments
Here's the link:
http://www.sxc.hu/
You will have to create an account to download the hi-res images, but its completely free & there are some fantastic photographers at work there!
greets,
t. - Feb 11 2006

Wallpaper Other by greoj 6 comments
I made some for you!
If anyone else is interested in them, please post a comment here & I will release them for all here at kde-look.org.
Greets,
t. - Feb 11 2006

Wallpaper Other by greoj 2 comments
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=34612
greets,
greoj - Jan 30 2006

KDE 3 Color Schemes by greoj 12 comments
I'll post another scheme with grey colour as well!
Tobias - Jan 25 2006

Icon Sub-Sets by greoj 4 comments
Didn't think about that ... - Nov 28 2005

Wallpaper Other by kindred7 12 comments
Whatever I'm going to think about the whole thing sooner or later: Pics like these do not belong to a website dedicated for desktop styles. No offence. - Nov 08 2005

KDE 3 Color Schemes by greoj 12 comments
I got it from http://sxc.hu/. It's by far the best stock-images site I've seen so far.
The image can be found at http://sxc.hu/browse.phtml?f=view&id=80248
I would re-upload it for kde-look.org if it was completely free for all use (many pics are!), but this one here is not completely free. Secondly you would have to register to download the high-res-image. I'm not sure how happy stox-exchange would be if I re-uploaded their contents elsewhere. So you really have to go through the whole procedure of registering. Sorry.
Greets,
Tobias - Oct 31 2005

KDE 3 Color Schemes by greoj 12 comments
That'll be:
- Liquid Weather (of course)
- dbKalendar (really written like this!)
- aeroG-insp-digiclock
It's just these three.
Greets,
greoj - Oct 30 2005