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2013-12-18 02:07 deepin
We will work hard, we will provide custom functionality.
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1. The lightdm login theme greeter is very dark heavy box and seems out of character with the rest of the delicate themes in DI. I would suggest rounded corners and perhaps a thinner black edge. The KDE greeter seems softer to me. KDE also have a GUI to configuring the greeter which would be useful.
2. I would love to see sharper English fonts for the desktop. I notice that the "halo" effect when selecting the desktop icon seems to limit the English characters and breaks up words in the middle making the desktop icons look weird. There is also a larger than normal spacing between the first and second line of the icon name/label. Once again, a tool to adjust the fonts (like in gnome-tweak) would be handy and a tools to adjust desktop icon preferences would also be useful.
3. Lastly, I would like to see a simple tool that allows adjustments to the dock. I used a large desktop screen and would like to adjust the size of the icons and bar to suit it. I am aware of the dconf.editor option to adopt "mini-mode" but something that allows more options for size would be useful (to me at least).
I'm running DI (Deepin) 2013 having jumped across from Ubuntu 13.10 due to stability issues. I am a former user of DI and I am very happy with the way the OS has progressed. I however, have a couple of thoughts/suggestions for consideration by the developers.
1. The lightdm login theme greeter is very dark heavy box and seems out of character with the rest of the delicate themes in DI. I would suggest rounded corners and perhaps a thinner black edge. The KDE greeter seems softer to me. KDE also have a GUI to configuring the greeter which would be useful.
2. I would love to see sharper English fonts for the desktop. I notice that the "halo" effect when selecting the desktop icon seems to limit the English characters and breaks up words in the middle making the desktop icons look weird. There is also a larger than normal spacing between the first and second line of the icon name/label. Once again, a tool to adjust the fonts (like in gnome-tweak) would be handy and a tools to adjust desktop icon preferences would also be useful.
3. Lastly, I would like to see a simple tool that allows adjustments to the dock. I used a large desktop screen and would like to adjust the size of the icons and bar to suit it. I am aware of the dconf.editor option to adopt "mini-mode" but something that allows more options for size would be useful (to me at least).
So far I have found DI 2013 more stable than its last version. Drawing packages from Ubuntu 13.04 raises a few concerns about future security once the development of these cease next year.
Keep up the good work,
Platypus