Adam writes that with one line of code, we can make backgrounds and gradients:
But what do you (the users) think - is this something you'd wanna see in the next version?
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Nope! You should better make PC based FlowJo Graphical output (and quality) similar to that of Mac.
These "gradiented" (or any other funky backgrounds will never be something that is going to end in publication.
John, I was of course not serious about THIS particular style of backgrounds, but the idea in general to open the same styling options as you would expect to find in powerpoint etc.
Well, do you think it is necessary? If you can export a plot with a transparent background, than you can have any background you can imagine. I'm not sure that loading the software with options like this will make it more "user friendly", or run smoother.
Nope! You should better make PC based FlowJo Graphical output (and quality) similar to that of Mac.
These "gradiented" (or any other funky backgrounds will never be something that is going to end in publication.
Posted by: Vedran | March 10, 2008 at 03:31 PM
Good feedback, thanks Vedran ;)
Posted by: Maciej Simm | March 11, 2008 at 04:37 PM
Shirley you're joking, Maciej? You are, aren't you?
Posted by: John Altman | March 11, 2008 at 06:39 PM
John, I was of course not serious about THIS particular style of backgrounds, but the idea in general to open the same styling options as you would expect to find in powerpoint etc.
Posted by: Maciej Simm | March 12, 2008 at 12:25 PM
Well, do you think it is necessary? If you can export a plot with a transparent background, than you can have any background you can imagine. I'm not sure that loading the software with options like this will make it more "user friendly", or run smoother.
Posted by: Vedran | March 15, 2008 at 01:26 PM
Vedran, you're right. rest assured this is not getting any man-hours from engineering (so we can put 7.3 out!)
Posted by: Maciej Simm | March 17, 2008 at 01:18 PM