Your idea looks good, and I agree the Notes app could use some ui love.

While I understand it is not easy/not essential, I would like to use the physical buttons just to soil a little less the screen and some times, especially the back button, is more convenient, i.e. on the browser for the position or when scrolling a long list without the need to scroll up. The optimal solution would be to have them totally configurable (i.e. like on Android the home button)

@UniSuperBox it sure isn't... It's a seven letter word...

@thilov said in I'd love to see a fade-in alarm feature.: @Opolork you can open a feature request here: https://gitlab.com/ubports/apps/clock-app/issues Hi thilov. Thanks. :thumbs_up_light_skin_tone:

Look at : https://forums.ubports.com/topic/2907/launcher-modular

After one day with dark suru theme, I can't keep it. For what ? Just few details. On call page, red numbers on black background aren't really readable. It's the same on calculate app. Anybody knows if a change is possible ? Developpers ? On messages, nobody's find that green blackground is too clear ?

@UniSuperBox said in APP New Icon Design: The external drives icon has also been redesigned quite recently and follows the grey color for system icons. This is also why the file manager icon is grey.

This was primarily to help me understand it. If it's useless to everyone else, well that's what it is haha. It helped me and I figure it'll be a good check in case anybody sees something in it and sees a glaring error. I starred that gitlab, I'll look through it! Thanks for the link! Maybe this has already been covered and I failed to find it! I'd love to help wherever I can, but I don't want to make any promises about how much I will be able to do.

@dobey The circles wizz round as it's calculating. They seem to overlap as shown.

@advocatux Sure. I just don't want people to get their hopes up that all their submissions would be included by following the submission rules.

@CiberSheep said in Consistent, not congruent: input methods: there's no way to flick a Flickable with only focus input method that I'm aware of. It depends on the interaction. Once one has focused a "flickable" (a ListView for example), the arrow keys should select items in the list, or scroll the view. Unfortunately, it also seems there are some visual issues in Qt/QML in this respect, as highlighting of active focus can be problematic. We definitely need some work there to make things nice.

There's a way to create custom themes in the toolkit but I never got it working. Maybe someone can try it and use your proposed themes?

@josele13 said in App Design Concept: In conclusion, I propose my design to be added to the Ubuntu touch ones, so that the developers can put the control buttons on the left side as Unity does, if they want. Developers can already put multiple action slots on the left of the PageHeader if they wish: PageHeader { leadingActionBar.numberOfSlots: 2 leadingActionBar.actions: [ Action { }, Action { } ] }

Hi @mymike I'm so sorry for the late reply! Just to let you know what's going on: As Carlo wrote in the PR, the icon stuff is on pause because it's a burning hot topic atm. and there's many things to consider. More info about the heated discussion can be found here, but I can try to boil it down for you: Gnome upstream wants us to ship their new icons Not to belittle Gnomes work, but we think the suru icons looks better Upstream icons are optimized to scale best at 32px. The dock in Ubuntu is 48px We would like to ship only suru icons but Snaps will keep their original cross distro icon If we want suru icons, it will be a HUGE task We are not icon designers - we simply tried to pick up the pieces to move the project along We (the Yaru team) do not make the final call, Canonical will So in short, we might go all suru or full upstream or we might do a mix - we don't know atm. Anyway, the icon work is paused for now. It was bad timing of me, to reach out to you - sorry!

@unisuperbox I agree

@advocatux sure, will be added. It was pretty late last night when I published these and I was excited to show them to you.