Apr 16
GNOME Color Chooser - A great tool
Scribbled on Wednesday, April 16th, 2008- Look at the icon text on desktop, they could be unreadable if the background image is light.
- Check the boxes corresponding to Icon Labels frame as shown below, now it looks good, u can set the custom color for icon texts and background and even the background opacity.
- This Selection Box looks more Vista-ish, so lets make it Debian-ish..lol
- Check the options under Slection Box , set custom color from color pallette, and opacity too (I like things transparent)
- This one is a performance feature, as per my experience, you can see pics beside text in any button, here “Close”, “Apply” and “Help” have pics beside text, I want to get rid of them.
- To remove the icons beside texts check the deactivate (stock) icons checkbox under Buttons, as simple as it is
- This scrollbar bugs me with its current fatty width, I crave for slim beauties, so lets make it one
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4 Responses to “GNOME Color Chooser - A great tool”
Hey! Very Very Nice tutorial…I am gonna try this right away!…
BTW! who is the lady in wallie? She looks cute! hehe…
By Quiz_Master on Sat 19th Apr, 2008
Glad u liked it, even I luv it so much, now i can hav light wallpapers and so many more GUI enhancements.
By visio159 on Sat 19th Apr, 2008
This tutorial is very good, but the choice for the wallpaper i think is not the best, since it can be offensive for some women, when women are so welcome in the GNU/Linux community… I would feel a bit concerned on reccomending a female friend about this tutorial, it’s like one time i needed to show, for example, what about were SGI Indigo, and the Wikipedia page about it had a sexist wallpaper… I think you can get the point… =/
By nitrofurano on Mon 24th Nov, 2008