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== Wallpaper == | == Wallpaper == | ||
A default wallpaper should: | A default wallpaper should: | ||
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* be consistent in terms of style with the other desktop artwork. | * be consistent in terms of style with the other desktop artwork. | ||
* appear rather neutral in terms of taste. In other words a default wallpaper should be appropriate for both corporate and home use. | * appear rather neutral in terms of taste. In other words a default wallpaper should be appropriate for both corporate and home use. | ||
* use the [[ | * use the [[Development/Guidelines/CIG/Colors|official color palette]]. | ||
* not be distracting. This means that it shouldn't be too colorful and shades shouldn't change too rapidly. This is especially valid for the upper left area. | * not be distracting. This means that it shouldn't be too colorful and shades shouldn't change too rapidly. This is especially valid for the upper left area. | ||
* be designed with the [[ | * be designed with the [[Development/Guidelines/CIG/Icons|icons]] and kicker in mind. Ideally a default wallpaper should show just a single color on the upper 30%, the left 30% of the screen and the kicker area. The reason is that people place their icons in these places and having a single color without any other shapes and picture elements makes it easier to recognize them. Simplicity in these areas is very important. | ||
* sizes? | * sizes? | ||
* license? | * license? | ||
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* be consistent in terms of style and color palette with the default wallpaper. | * be consistent in terms of style and color palette with the default wallpaper. | ||
* appear rather neutral in terms of taste. In other words a default splash screen should be appropriate for both corporate and home use. | * appear rather neutral in terms of taste. In other words a default splash screen should be appropriate for both corporate and home use. | ||
* use the [[ | * use the [[Development/Guidelines/CIG/Colors|official color palette]]. | ||
* use icons from the [[ | * use icons from the [[Development/Guidelines/CIG/Icons|Oxygen icon theme]] | ||
* must NOT use icons that are associated with a particular platform or distribution (e.g. a tux icon). | * must NOT use icons that are associated with a particular platform or distribution (e.g. a tux icon). | ||
* sizes? | * sizes? | ||
* license? | * license? | ||
* templates needed | * templates needed | ||
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Wallpaper
A default wallpaper should:
- be consistent in terms of style with the other desktop artwork.
- appear rather neutral in terms of taste. In other words a default wallpaper should be appropriate for both corporate and home use.
- use the official color palette.
- not be distracting. This means that it shouldn't be too colorful and shades shouldn't change too rapidly. This is especially valid for the upper left area.
- be designed with the icons and kicker in mind. Ideally a default wallpaper should show just a single color on the upper 30%, the left 30% of the screen and the kicker area. The reason is that people place their icons in these places and having a single color without any other shapes and picture elements makes it easier to recognize them. Simplicity in these areas is very important.
- sizes?
- license?
Splash Screen
A default splash screen should:
- be consistent in terms of style and color palette with the default wallpaper.
- appear rather neutral in terms of taste. In other words a default splash screen should be appropriate for both corporate and home use.
- use the official color palette.
- use icons from the Oxygen icon theme
- must NOT use icons that are associated with a particular platform or distribution (e.g. a tux icon).
- sizes?
- license?
- templates needed