On Monday, April 16, 2012 16:42:00 Ulrich Hansen wrote: > Am 16.04.2012 15:05, schrieb Andreas Berger: > >> http://wiki.debian.org/DebianArt/Themes/journey > > > > while the old wallpaper was maybe a bit too much, i find the new > > wallpaper is a bit too little, from my first impression. > > Thanks for the suggestion. I think I might try to add some light > elements on the left side. > > The impression seems to depend a lot from the monitor. At home, > on an external screen, the whole picture is lighted in a kind of > copper tone. In the office, the left side seems a bit > dark to me too. i have the same issue with mine. i guess that's why a lot of default wallpapers have so bluntly intense and high-saturation colors, they are less prone to monitor-specific aberrations. > > > btw, personally i thought the purple-ish overall tone > > of your old wallpaper worked well. > > The only thing I really didn't like in my old wallpaper - I > suppose you mean this one (1) - was the texture ("sandstone"). > So at first I was only looking for a better texture. actually, no, i was referring to the one with the spacecraft when i said 'too much' (mostly because i found the spacecraft too much), haven't seen the (1) one before, but i like it (apart from the texture, that is, as you said). > > > about the plymouth themes, which look pretty cool, will debian > > actually have a boot animation instead of console messages? > > I don't know. Probably not if the universal OS shall > continue to boot on pretty much anything electric. > > But as you can see from the short README that accompanies my > Plymouth theme, it is not really hard to install. Maybe Debian > could make it even a bit easier to enable Plymouth. > > In my opinion Grub 2 themes can be switched on by default, > with themes set in /etc/default/grub. With gfxmode set to > auto, it should fallback to text menu if anything goes wrong. > > Thanks again and regards > Ulrich > > (1) > http://lazybrowndog.net/debian/wheezy/_login-background/journey-login-backg > round.jpg
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