One very common complaint from new users to Ubuntu is the ugly brown default theme. It seems to give them a bad first impression of the operating system, based on how it looks at first. But now they've come up with a completely new design, which makes the brown look like a beautiful photo of autumn foliage.
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I've been working on yet another design for this site.
I have been working on a new design in secret for the last couple of weeks. Now, I have it almost completed, and am ready to show a live preview. It is at a stage where the design and functionality are just about complete, and it just needs some polishing.
I think the new design has some great improvements over the current one in terms of readability, especially now that code boxes actually match the theme.
There isn't really that much more to say, so you can head on over to the preview!
I've been testing it, and it should work fine in all modern browsers (even in Internet Explorer, sort of). If there are any problems with it, be sure to let me know!
So be sure to check out the preview, and let me know what you think!