I'd have to agree with the idea of removing Personas. Why? Because they keep breaking. A couple of
prebuilt solid themes would do the trick. Allow people to make and tweak themes as well, and even
add images. It could, perhaps, still be compatible with the Persona system, but rely only on LO to
function, as I know some issues have been caused on Mozilla's end.
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Clarke's Third Law
-------- Original message --------From: Jean-Francois Nifenecker <jean-francois.nifenecker@laposte.net> Date: 9/11/18 12:22 PM (GMT-06:00)
To: "Роман К." <79045_79045@mail.ru>, Pedro Rosmaninho <mota.prego@gmail.com> Cc: sbergman@redhat.com,
design@global.libreoffice.org, libreoffice-dev <libreoffice@lists.freedesktop.org>, "kainz.a" <kainz.a@gmail.com> Subject: Re:
[libreoffice-design] Re[2]: [libreoffice-design] Minutes from the
design meeting 2018-Sep-05
Le 06/09/2018 à 12:32, Роман К. a écrit :
Hello, all. I agree with "killing" Firefox personas. And I like adding just 4-5 solid color themes.
I've (manually) added the LibreOffice 4 Light Ambiance persona from
Firefox on my trainer PC
(https://addons.mozilla.org/fr/firefox/addon/libreoffice-4-light-ambiance/?src=search).
Adding them is a chore: you've got to use the advanced mode because, as
already stated, the UI is not working anymore for a loooong time.
After having doubts about personas (in fact I was very reluctant to
using them), I can tell that it draws attention during training sessions ;-)
So, I'd strongly vote to keep (and fix) the personas thingy and against
having only solid themes.
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