Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 21st Sep 2007 22:13 UTC, submitted by Jonathan Roberts
"For a while now, Clearlooks has been the default theme in Fedora; in fact, for a long time, Clearlooks has been the default theme in a number of distros thanks to its place as Gnome's default. Aiming to give Fedora its own distinct and modern appearance is Nodoka: based on its own theme engine it's extremely fast, and when seen in combination with the rest of the artwork for Fedora 8 is beautiful. Read on for an interview with Martin Sourada and some screenshots of the theme."
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2006-01-17
Thanks for using all the loads of time you have making themes that already exsist. The gnome themes people may as well just not do any themes.
All that work on the slight variation of clearlooks, totally pointless to me but I guess thats free software for you.
So I suppose this physics undergrad who spent his free time making this theme could have instead been fixing the suspension problems on your laptop, or getting 3D support for some esoteric graphics card?
Why do people assume that if open source devs weren't "wasting" time doing things like this then they'd be doing whatever the complainer wants them to be working on? If he hadn't spent time making this theme the only thing that would be different now is Fedora would still use Clearlooks and he would have gotten a slightly higher grade on that problem set he should have been doing at the time.