Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 21st Sep 2007 22:13 UTC, submitted by Jonathan Roberts
Fedora Core "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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RE[2]: Well done distros
by SlackerJack on Fri 21st Sep 2007 22:53 UTC in reply to "RE: Well done distros"
SlackerJack
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2005-11-12

Thats my point, it looks almost identical to clearlooks.

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RE[3]: Well done distros
by spikeb on Sat 22nd Sep 2007 01:23 in reply to "RE[2]: Well done distros"
spikeb Member since:
2006-01-18

er, not even close.

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RE[4]: Well done distros
by null_pointer_us on Sat 22nd Sep 2007 02:01 in reply to "RE[3]: Well done distros"
null_pointer_us Member since:
2005-08-19

But they're both blue! ;)

Seriously, I think the new theme is excellent. I used a theme for WindowBlinds some years ago which had a similarly elegant mix of clarity and simplicity about it. There are no wasted lines/gradients--everything that's there has a definite purpose. It doesn't detract from the application window's contents, yet it is also not hard to discern the controls' boundaries and current states.

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RE[3]: Well done distros
by dylansmrjones on Sat 22nd Sep 2007 04:09 in reply to "RE[2]: Well done distros"
dylansmrjones Member since:
2005-10-02

Yes it does. It looks like "Clearlooks meet Murrine" (or vice versa). Not bad, IMHO. Not as flat and boring as standard Clearlooks and not as aggressive as Murrine normally is, but quite nice in between.

In Danish we'd call it "den gyldne middelvej" (The Golden Middle Road). I like that.

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