Originally Posted by aRTee (Post 1154992)

Thanks a lot guys!!

just a few quick comments:
please correct the first post, for the filename section to change, it says ...operatorlo go with a space too many

Originally Posted by aRTee (Post 1154992)

reboot, why? That can be done with a command, which I can't find just now... same can be used to get the system to accept the font colour change of the digital clock.

Originally Posted by aRTee (Post 1154992)

The .deb should probably have that command as prerm:
gconftool-2 --unset /desktop/meego/screen_lock/low_power_mode/operator_logo

Originally Posted by aRTee (Post 1154992)

As I mentioned elsewhere on this forum about the pentile screen, green has full resolution (i.e. you can go the smallest on fonts and graphic details), red the lowest power consumption. Just something to be aware of.

Originally Posted by aRTee (Post 1154992)

I'm looking forward to seeing a combined app with options for quotes, system info, whatnot. And please don't forget battery level dependent text colour! :P

Originally Posted by aRTee (Post 1154992)

Thanks a lot guys!!

just a few quick comments:
please correct the first post, for the filename section to change, it says ...operatorlo go with a space too many
Will do. *see comment below this quote box
reboot, why? That can be done with a command, which I can't find just now... same can be used to get the system to accept the font colour change of the digital clock.
Cant find it either. Reboot simply does work :D

The .deb should probably have that command as prerm:
gconftool-2 --unset /desktop/meego/screen_lock/low_power_mode/operator_logo
YES.

As I mentioned elsewhere on this forum about the pentile screen, green has full resolution (i.e. you can go the smallest on fonts and graphic details), red the lowest power consumption. Just something to be aware of.
This is a tradeoff. Get more info on screen, by using a bit more energy. admiral0 and I agreed that white would look best. As a live recoloring of the icons is not that easy, we left it at one color. User selectable color is something that would be nice though.

I'm looking forward to seeing a combined app with options for quotes, system info, whatnot. And please don't forget battery level dependent text colour! :P
We want to have the battery icon recolored, because changing the whole text color seems awkward for only telling you that your battery is low.

Originally Posted by damaltor (Post 1154864)

Battery consumption is a bit higher due to more OLEDs glowing in standby mode.

You would have to resize the image in the css file mentioned in the first post, shat should already be all I guess. try 45mm and 25mm.

Originally Posted by admiral0 (Post 1155033)

It will simply replace your operator's logo in that case.

Originally Posted by admiral0 (Post 1154998)

Will add in next version, but after a reboot the thingie disappears.

Originally Posted by admiral0 (Post 1154998)

Yes, that was already in the plans, but python-imaging fails to colorize image.

Originally Posted by kingpin (Post 1155148)

So this means either the operator logo or this info...

Aww man, cant we have both :(

Originally Posted by Arie (Post 1155152)

No it does not, after a reboot it doesn't automatically refresh from my experiences... After removing the files from my N9 it didn't disappear with a reboot.

Originally Posted by Arie (Post 1155152)

I have colored the icons... I can send them to you if you'd like...

Originally Posted by admiral0 (Post 1155170)

You haven't installed with the deb ;)

Originally Posted by admiral0 (Post 1155170)

For now i'm focusing on possibility to permit user to customize icons