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Amarok2 Look and Feel

  

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Amarok2 Look and Feel
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Amarok2 Look and Feel
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Depends on  KDE 4.x
Downloads:  1666
Submitted:  Nov 25 2008
Updated:  Dec 3 2008

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I believe that the screenshots are self-explained.

Update #1:
I've made the mockup more "oxygenised" :P




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 Send it to the mailinglist...

 
 by EliasP on: Nov 25 2008  
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I really like this idea.
Until now, I didn't really feel comfortable with the new layout of Amarok 2.x (I'm following the development since it's beginning) but this mockups blow away my doubts - they just need to be realized ;-)

The chances of attracting some attention are way higher on the devel mailinglist - so please send this mockups to it.

Regards,
Elias P.


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 yes please

 
 by protoman on: Nov 25 2008  
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The mini-mode is a must. I hate that awful big window.


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 Great

 
 by Israphel on: Nov 26 2008  
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I love it!


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 Brilliant

 
 by ademmer1977 on: Nov 26 2008  
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What a brilliant improvement this would be!

I am not out to destroy Microsoft. That will be just an completely unintentional sideeffect. (Linus Torvalds)
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 perfect

 
 by damipereira on: Nov 26 2008  
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great idea!
It saves a lot of space and looks good


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 Even better...

 
 by pyterpalooza on: Nov 27 2008  
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Though the functionality of each Amarok release amazes me, in terms of UI it has been running backwards.
Lots of unused space, unbalanced elements (think of that huge top bar, with four overlapped buttons), too much colors...

It has become a cliché, but Apple UI style - dark grey, subtle gradients, monotoned action icons - really is the way to go. No need to start mumbling about FOSS values and other mumbo-jumbo - we're talking about colours, fonts and sizes.

Personally, Songbird - UI-wise - has great concepts, much in the trend of Firefox and Web2.0. The only thing lacking is performance. Other than that, Amarok devs should take a look on that project.


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