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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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.