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Topaz Brainstorm

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Submitted:  Sep 15 2006
Updated:  Jan 18 2008

Description:

This is my first mockup for a future, slick, integrated desktop environment, hoping to help someway for Topaz.

Some ideas taken from the net, some maybe new. What do you think?

Please note that this is only a mock-up, not a really existing theme, I just wanted to show some ideas. This means that you cannot install/use/have this on your computer, but instead you are encouraged to leave opinions, comments, suggestions, etc. either here or in the related blog.

Small note: no, that "evil-looking thing" (as someone called it :D ) you can see on the wallpaper won't become the Gnome 3.0 logo. I just put it there to experiment something with Inkscape and I didn't remove it.

Note also that I'm not part at all of any Gnome-related team (developers, artists, whatever). So, this isn't anything "official", nor directly related to Topaz. It just shows some ideas that I'd like if implemented sometime in the future.


Credits:
- wallpaper by paninaro ( http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=37891 )
- icons: Tango ( http://www.tango-project.org )
- "on-going" idea by kiras ( http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=33673 )




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 great job

 
 by britosche on: Nov 10 2007  
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niceee!


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 Great Job

 
 by sayakb on: Dec 23 2007  
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Excellent work dude.. Hats off..

I just dream to have a desktop like this. Have you created your own or this is just a generated image?


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 Re: Great Job

 
 by fredp on: Jan 18 2008  
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Thank you :D

Unfortunately that is just an image of what I wish it existed... I just drew it with Inkscape :(


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 very, very good

 
 by JoeBishop on: Jan 18 2008  
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The idea about all progress bars, instead of pop up their own windows, should use special tab is excellent. Very interesting. I think, it also would be very useful for developers, instead of doing their own widgets, they would use some standard api at this task. This would more intuitive for users - they would always understand where to find their tasks, for developers - they save their times, and for aesthetes - this thing can be done quite elegant. Just great!


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 Re: very, very good

 
 by JoeBishop on: Jan 18 2008  
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Hm, interesting. Right bottom applet is quite similar to Mac OSX "Stack", but more functional. Will we see a thing like "progress applet" at the next Mac OSX? :D


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 Re: very, very good

 
 by JoeBishop on: Jan 18 2008  
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And, these two applets, I mean "stack" and "progress applet", can be done even now. Unfortunately, I have never write apps using GTK and Cairo (I think we need to use Cairo in order to make applets more similar to mockup).


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 Re: very, very good

 
 by JoeBishop on: Jan 18 2008  
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And, these two applets, I mean "stack" and "progress applet", can be done even now. Unfortunately, I have never write apps using GTK and Cairo (I think we need to use Cairo in order to make applets more similar to mockup).


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 Re: very, very good

 
 by JoeBishop on: Jan 18 2008  
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And, these two applets, I mean "stack" and "progress applet", can be done even now. Unfortunately, I have never write apps using GTK and Cairo (I think we need to use Cairo in order to make applets more similar to mockup).


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 Re: very, very good

 
 by JoeBishop on: Jan 18 2008  
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And, these two applets, I mean "stack" and "progress applet", can be done even now. Unfortunately, I have never write apps using GTK and Cairo (I think we need to use Cairo in order to make applets more similar to mockup).


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 nice!

 
 by DanielHolm on: Jan 19 2008  
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That was beautiful! I would like that as my future desktop :D


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 Awesome

 
 by mrmorris on: Feb 14 2008  
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Please pursue this idea! :)


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 ...

 
 by Whise on: Feb 28 2008  
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maybe i can make a screenlet like this ... stay tuned

Check out my Screenlets here

http://gnome-look.org/usermanager/search.php?username=Whise&action=contents
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