After updating to rawhide today, saw the new gdm login screen for the first time. AWESOME!!! Really love it. Nice work folks. --

David Nielsen wrote: > tir, 12 09 2006 kl. 11:53 -0400, skrev Clyde E. Kunkel: >> After updating to rawhide today, saw the new gdm login screen for the >> first time. AWESOME!!! Really love it. Nice work folks. >> -- > > I hate to be the party pooper, but I differ in opinion. It's way to dark > for it's own good and it makes wrong assumptions on string lengths > making it look somewhat silly in da_DK.UTF-8. It's savable though, I'd > be pleased if the i18n issue was fixed. > > - David Nielsen Both of these problems are already noted in fedora-art list. Diana Fong did some changes to make the background lighter. To see the results, click on the modified background link at http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Artwork/FC6ThemeModifications If you have still have string length issues file a bug report against redhat-artwork component in bugzilla. Rahul

David Nielsen wrote: > tir, 12 09 2006 kl. 11:53 -0400, skrev Clyde E. Kunkel: >> After updating to rawhide today, saw the new gdm login screen for the >> first time. AWESOME!!! Really love it. Nice work folks. >> -- > > I hate to be the party pooper, but I differ in opinion. It's way to dark > for it's own good and it makes wrong assumptions on string lengths > making it look somewhat silly in da_DK.UTF-8. It's savable though, I'd > be pleased if the i18n issue was fixed. > > - David Nielsen Both of these problems are already noted in fedora-art list. Diana Fong did some changes to make the background lighter. To see the results, click on the modified background link at http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Artwork/FC6ThemeModifications

If you have still have string length issues file a bug report against redhat-artwork component in bugzilla. Rahul -- fedora-test-list mailing list fedora-test-list(a)redhat.com To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-test-list

Hi, > I checked out the modified background and it's still too hard to see. > I have a bunch of old refurbished monitors, and they don't handle > black very well. I'm using new lcd-displays, but it's relativly bright here (lots of big windows). The new grub-background is nearly invisible, I have to choose the kernels from memory, as the selection bar is complety invisible. All together, it's black on black and therefore unusable.

The bootup-logo (while starting services) is much to dark. Are fedora-users depressed ? Windows and Apple have bright shiny logos, which can be seen from far away. I don`t think that these dark in dark logos qualify for accessibiliy either. They are much to dark, much to complex and the contrast should be increased by a magnitude. A collegue of mine has very very bad eyes. I don't think he will even notice that the display is switched on and there is something displayed. cu romal