That might be outdated:
Using Ubuntu w/ Unity I cannot change to Clearlooks/Tango anymore (at least I don’t know how to).
I still like to keep it close to that “blue-ish” idea, as the “Synfig corporate identity color” is blue (see logo, website).
At least for the core doc developers we can use a standard environment (VM), that is okay and I agree that it would be looking more professional…
If ever possible (pics with just one window) I would prefer to remove the window decoration, so very little OS specifics to see at all.
That is in the writer Documentation as well.
That’s the ugly ones i want to keep, cause i have experiences in ugly theming.
…Anyway, for sure, the unuseful ones are not useful,
and has oho said, we have the current doc specification /// editable spec’ also /// that’s a good idea to follow that when it’s supportable !
Also : We need to keep in mind that Unity/MacOs top of the screen Menu can make some troubles.
Synfig Sourceforge Download Stat Per Os During Last Year Fev12->Fev13 [1]
I’m getting biased to KDE. Because KDE have a feature to force/remember windows position and this is configurable (and very easy).
Remembering window position is very important so we will have everything in its place.
If KDE looks too heavy for you, then it’s ok to get some simpler environment, but remembered/configurable window position is a HARD requirement.
Because in the future I considering to bring automatization into screenshot-taking process, using the tool like Sikuli (http://www.sikuli.org/). So we can have screenshot-taking process automatized by scripts/bots.
Of course, that require solid desktop environment/theme which doesn’t tend to change. That’s also why it’s important to choose a distro with a long lifecycle. Debian is the best candidate I think.
Have done a few ( Doc:Guides / Doc:Following a Spline / Doc:Adding Layers / Palette Editor Panel ),
—>Nota: “Sorry” for unification, it’s xfce on “Greybird” theme/style + “elementary Xfce dark” icons
Have removed some “Nothing todo” entries from the list ,
Hey guys!
I’m not collaborating on this second stage for new terminology because I’m busy coding
I’m putting hand on the canvas renderer to use Cairo. Navigator is already done.
Hi G., no problem, you should take care of the things we cannot help with…! Great to hear about Cairo progress.
BTW, while you dig into the code, can you please have a look at the icon for the stroboscope layer? seems like there is no unique one for this, just a general layer icon, right? And… please add the icon for rectangle tool to the wiki resources, I cannot find the current version there, used another one (shaded, bit close to gradient icon). If I do screenshots the icons are of lower resolution which doesn’t look very nice in doc.