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Idea #7548: Give up that brown colour palette and try a new one chosen by the community



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Written by retj the 24 Apr 08 at 21:21. Category: Look and Feel.
Related to: Nothing/Others. Status: New
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As i've heard about ubuntu is that is the ugliest ditro, and y think it's because of the colours.. They're so not easy to the eye, its too dark, I tried Hardy Beta and its awesome artwork there, but.... the colours.. so, Why not us, the Ubuntu community change them?
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Eldmannen wrote on the 24 Apr 08 at 21:44
I don't like the color brown, I think it is ugly.

Ubuntu is an exception though. I really like the look of Ubuntu, it looks really good despite it being brown (which I usually don't like).

You can change Appearance though in System->Preferences->Appearance.

iceschade wrote on the 24 Apr 08 at 23:22
You can do this on your own... And personally, I like the color scheme.

shovelhead wrote on the 25 Apr 08 at 11:17
Yeah, it doesn't come easy, but after a while you don't want to change anymore. I got used to it, then I started to like it and now I defend it :o)

Pasto wrote on the 14 Jul 08 at 04:49
Ugly is subjective.

Brown being today instantly associated to ubuntu, is objective.

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Buffalo Soldier wrote on the 31 Aug 08 at 22:25
shovelhead,

I agree with you, I used to hate brown too. During my first month with Ubuntu I always change the theme. But nowadays I stick with the default and a great defender of it :)

Love the brown, the orange and the humanity.

Ghone wrote on the 1 Sep 08 at 00:46
At first when I saw the brown it looked shitty. But then when I changed jobs and realized that most people aren't green/pink (Summer pink/winter green) like me but are actually brownish all the time I came to understand why brown is the color of Ubuntu. Eventually it just looked normal.


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