Daniel Foré

Is there something unclear?

It is possible, but that's a new question and shouldn't be asked in the comments

@Tim please don't use the comments on a question to ask about a new question

basically, resistance is futile

afaik, the answer is correct for Luna. But gtkrc and gtk.css are not the same at all. So the instructions for modifying gtkrc will not apply to Freya

I'll leave my answer because having more answers is good for our stats :p

@waldyrious clearing the comments sounds logical to me since they are just confusing now :p

@RolandiXor sent you a slack invite. Should get an email shortly :)

But overall, I feel like one of the principles of StackExchange is voting for the best answer right? If you feel my answer is not good or should be changed/improved, there are mechanisms for this on the site. You also can propose your own answers and ideally the best answer floats to the top

@Tim I wasn't aware of an existing code of conduct. The one we have on the website is the one we refer to from all of our communities, whether that's reddit or Google+ or anywhere. It's a pretty general code of conduct and includes things like "be respectful" and "don't troll". If there's places you think we can improve the Code of Conduct, I'm definitely open to discussing those.

@Tim I didn't try to close it :p I get what you're saying, but then at the very least the answer on stack exchange and the installation guide should contain the same material

the people that are currently flooding reddit, google+, etc are all doing so because something went wrong

While I'm sure some small minority will genuinely want to learn things

Well, I don't expect users to come here with a happy face on, let's put it that way :p

Or at least we could be doing something better

I guess my perspective is that for every question someone asks, we've done something wrong

my personal feeling is that ideally users should never have to see or interact with stackexchange and the less time they spend there, the more ideal :p

If someone asks how they can earn rep, and part of that answer is through edits, part of that editing can be "take some stock screenshots"

Right, so that's why I'm saying we should just encourage stock screenshots

I think it's safer to just assume that a stock screenshot is the least confusing

I edited my question for clarity

I think answers should try to serve the most people possible

So while I have no thoughts about what you do with your own system

and conditioning users to blindly paste terminal commands is also potentially dangerous behavior

yes

many 3rd party stylesheets break the system in unpredictable ways

Tbh it's more about user safety

but I think we should encourage answers and editors to submit stock screenshots if they can

We're not talking about banning people that post customized screenshots

And that we want to lower the barriers as low as possible

@Tim I think the point that a few of us are trying to make is that "equal opportunity" and accessibility are super important

Okay cool, thanks

@Seth ^

packages.debian.org/sid/libelementary-dev

All I can see is that these packages are related to enlightenment DE. Apparently their toolkit is called "elementary"

Nope

Not sure if there's a mod around that can move it back or something