[Kde-games-devel] On KDE card decks...

[mikelima at gmail.com]

(Warning: Self-promotion here)
I did something similar with my tigullio deck:

http://www.cirulla.net/listing/kde_stuff/tigullio-modern.svg

This should be very easy to package once the KHotNewStuff is integrated.



On 10/10/08, Eugene Trounev <eugene.trounev at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Ok, but... for the record, I think Oxygen is the best theme we currently
>> have :-).
> As much as I support you there, I fear we are but a minority :( When, back
> in
> 2007, me and Johann have developed Oxygen deck our aim was first and
> foremost
> usability... So at that time we have thought it was a marvelous idea to
> separate the suites by color to ease the game-play. Unfortunately very few
> have seen it our way :( Most of the people... And I would think I may safely
> put my word at stake here by accusing all those nay-sayers of only having
> seen
> Kpat once, whilst playing it never. However I repeat - most of the people
> have
> found the deck disturbingly bad. It was therefore decided to replace it.
> Besides, we think it is a jolly good idea to rotate the themes each release,
> to create an illusion of life inside the main project :P
>> (After getting used to it, I tried Oxygen White once, and was
>> immediately annoyed how hard it was to tell what suit a card is :-).)
>>
>> Oh, and... some time I will have to submit my hack of Oxygen to make all
>> suits different colors.
> Now this is  a splendid idea. Simply marvelous! I will welcome the new deck
> with all my heart :) It shall be known as Oxygen Colors :P
>> It's nice for Simple Simon especially; you can
>> tell without trying to read the card what other cards are the same suit
>> (great for long stacks where the suit symbol isn't visible and you
>> aren't sure if a run is all diamonds or has hearts mixed in... or
>> /where/ it has hearts mixed in...). Probably similarly good for Spider
>> (if you're playing on hard, anyway).
>>
>> --
>> Matthew
>> Please do not quote my e-mail address unobfuscated in message bodies.
>
>


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