John Baer wrote:
Hello All,
New to the list and need advice.
1. Is the font used to create the word fedora available? If so where
may I obtain it? If not, how may I reproduce it?
The font is a proprietary one, named Bryant2, is not possbile to
redistribute it:
I should learn how to read. Thanks Leon!On 8/30/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Is there a repository of artwork that needs to be worked on?
Also what about the recurring graphic with the f inside the infinity symbol... is there a copy of it that we can use to incorporate in other
Very cool! Great job. I'm not that good with inskape but I have been learning and playing around with your design a tad.-IfyAndy Fitzsimon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: made a wallpaper out of it . not completely resolved. anyone wannapick this up ?Thanks again IfyOn 8/29/06, Marco D'Amico <[EMAIL
Hi Diana,I am confused about the whole process of creating or contributin art to the Fedora project...
So is this a list of things that are in need of work? If so what is the theme?Are there things that need to be developped from scratch?
Is there something that does not exist that needs to be
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you VERY much...
This is the kind of stuff that should be on the Wiki... :)
IT is :) but if you'd like it to be clearer feel free to modify and add
to the wiki pages :)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Who gives me the rights to chage the background color?
Instructions on how to do this are outlined on the artwork wiki page:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Artwork#head-666ef97a22e615ba15f9eeae7e612ffb089d3fbc
I read the Wiki at the page above
All,
Thank you for your comments. Just a couple of first observations.
Thanks Nicu for the info. I took a look at the link but the a in the
Bryant2 font did not appear to be the same as the a in the fedora logo
(?).
From: Nicu Buculei [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The font is a proprietary one, named
