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[Backgrounds - Other] Ice Cold
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GNOME Art Awards

Submitted by erikg on Thu, 2004-08-12 16:51. Gnome Art

art.gnome.org is, in connection with their upcoming second anniversary, holding the GNOME Art Awards. The nominations for the awards are currently taking place on the GNOME Support forums.The awards will be for the best theme in the following categories:

Application (GTK) Themes
Window Border (Metacity) Themes
Icon Themes
Backgrounds

Once the nominations are complete, there will be a chance for you to vote for your favourite theme in each of the categories. The judges will then assess the top 5 most popular in each category and choose a winner based on several different criteria, such as Usability, Aesthetics, Originality, etc.

Re: GNOME Art Awards

Submitted by Anonymous George on Thu, 2004-08-12 22:36.

<RANT>

You what sucks? People who try out a bit of software, test it in "real world" conditions for months, then post nonspecific rants about all the problems they experienced. It's even better when they post their rants in a place where it's virtually certain nobody who understands the code related to their problem will *ever* read it.

It's really very simple, people. File a bug very specific report detailing exactly what problem you experienced and how you got to that situation and things get fixed. Post a vaguely-worded rant here (or heaven help us, Slashdot or OSnews) and nobody gets anything except frustrated.

</RANT>

bugzilla.gnome.org, the only place you really need to complain.

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