Screenshot: TextMate Twilight color scheme for NetBeans
Wednesday, 12. November 2008, 03:18:52
By Behrang Saeedzadeh (the 5th incarnation)
Wednesday, 12. November 2008, 03:18:52
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Anonymous # 12. November 2008, 08:13
Nice color sheme!
The button UI - I don't know. Way too distracting for my taste. Might be too big a change, but I would try to put everything into one popup button. Either in the bottom bar or within the editor tab bar. Would take too clicks instead of one to restore a window, but it would streamline the whole appearance. And the often used windows have keyboard shortcuts anyway.
http://explodingpixels.wordpress.com/category/mac-widgets-for-java/ provides a toolbar button implementation that works great.
But it's good to see someone trying to improve the visual appearance of NetBeans. I really hope you can come up with something as clean as Coda. Why is the unified toolbar gone?
behrangsa # 13. November 2008, 06:43
As for the Exploding Pixels, I already have it in my newsreader
Also at the moment nothing is final. I haven't even released an official release yet and there are some inconsistencies throughout the implementation that will be fixed in future versions.
Anonymous # 20. November 2008, 16:35
That's a great sliding button UI -- way better than what's in NB right now. Where can I get it though? I installed MacBeans, both the prebuild nbm and an nbm I build from the svn's head, but my sliding buttons still have their "normal" chunky look. Is it not yet available?
behrangsa # 20. November 2008, 17:25
I have implemented an experimental SlidingButtonUI as it can be seen in the screenshots but I have not commited it to the SVN repo yet. I try to commit it by Sunday night. Sorry for the inconvenience
Anonymous # 20. November 2008, 17:50
No inconvenience at all. I'm just glad someone with the know-how has taken the initiative. Here's hoping your changes get rolled into NetBeans itself. I know we'll be using it for all of our internal apps.
I see the code is GPL licensed. Any chances of that changing to BSD, CPL, or similar?