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On 17/08/11 09:11, Niklas Rosenqvist wrote:
I just read on Shuttleworth's blog about the new Dash color: "Rather than a flat darkening, we’re introducing a wash based on the desktop colour. The dash thus adjusts to your preferred palette based on your wallpaper. The same principle will drive some of the login experience – choosing a user will shift the login screen towards that users wallpaper and palette." Does anyone know how this will work with, e.g., a white wallpaper when the Dash has white text?
It's not quite working at the moment, but we'll be choosing the colours from a palette that we can guarantee produces a readable Dash. This means that for white, for example, we might choose a grey that lets the white on the dash still stand out enough to read comfortably.
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