Hi Pedro,
There is a bug report requesting the same thing (tdf#90194) and its
possible that Breeze fits well for windows 10 theme, but there are more
users on other versions of windows than windows 10, so i wouldnt be in
favour of it.
http://gs.statcounter.com/#desktop-os-ww-monthly-201506-201606
Looking back, i think it was a mistake to move to Breeze on MacOS,
especially just after moving to Sifr by default in the previous version
after a survey confirmed that half of Mac users were switching to it.
Some of the problems I see with Breeze on Mac is that it blends badly
with the gradient background of the toolbar, though users who get LO
from the appstore dont have this problem as the toolbar is has a white
background.
https://youtu.be/lBWjBRPFdz0?t=31s
http://a4.mzstatic.com/us/r30/Purple7/v4/b1/85/37/b1853762-fa00-72e4-f672-f2d12117211d/screen800x500.jpeg
Another problem is that Macs are primarily HiDPI and we dont have SVG
icons support in yet.
Yousuf
On 08/01/2016 01:03 PM, Pedro Rosmaninho wrote:
This may be a bit off-topic, but couldn't the Breeze theme become the
default theme in Windows 10?
It fits a lot better with the design language of W10 than Tango (as KDE
usually fits better with Windows than Gnome). And Breeze is already the
default on MacOS...
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