Hey,
As opensolaris.com starts to focus more on the 'download, install and run'
experience, catering towards the consumer rather than the producer, a few
people
in Sun have been working on a design separate to that of the current
opensolaris.org. The following is the latest iteration of that d
> http://www.gnome.org/~gman/opensolaris-new/index.html
The snappy simple front page is a good way to do things, but the logo weirds me
out.
Have you been to the 70s? I know things get revived over time in the art
world, but I think my parents have a vinyl-covered baby changing table with
t
MC wrote:
>> http://www.gnome.org/~gman/opensolaris-new/index.html
>
> The snappy simple front page is a good way to do things, but the logo weirds
> me out.
>
> Have you been to the 70s? I know things get revived over time in the art
> world, but I think my parents have a vinyl-covered baby c
On 4/16/08, Glynn Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey,
>
> As opensolaris.com starts to focus more on the 'download, install and run'
> experience, catering towards the consumer rather than the producer, a few
> people
> in Sun have been working on a design separate to that of the current
>
On Wed, 2008-04-16 at 13:01 +1200, Glynn Foster wrote:
> Hey,
>
> As opensolaris.com starts to focus more on the 'download, install and run'
> experience, catering towards the consumer rather than the producer, a few
> people
> in Sun have been working on a design separate to that of the curre
MC wrote:
>> http://www.gnome.org/~gman/opensolaris-new/index.html
>>
>
> The snappy simple front page is a good way to do things, but the logo weirds
> me out.
>
I think the logo breaks a fundamental rule for logos: simplicity.
It also breaks the rule of being recognizable in black-and
Why do we need a seperate OpenSOlaris website for users? Or is the plan to
migrate everything on os.org over to this site at some point in the future?
Andrew.
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andrew wrote:
> Why do we need a seperate OpenSOlaris website for users? Or is the plan to
> migrate everything on os.org over to this site at some point in the future?
It's a valid point - you could equally do something similar with
opensolaris.org, however as a phased approach, doing a .com w
Glynn Foster a écrit :
> Have a play with the mockup, tell me what you think!
I'm not thrilled about the colors. I find the overall shades are cold,
gloomy.
Also, does the content have to be so narrow and pixel-based? I've got a
20" LCD, only to get the same browsing experience as when I had a 14
> I'm not thrilled about the colors. I find the overall
> shades are cold,
> gloomy.
As I posted in website-discuss: Is there a version with the "fiery" color
scheme? I think it'd look nicer, because they're warm colors.
-mg
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> >
> http://www.gnome.org/~gman/opensolaris-new/index.html
>
> The snappy simple front page is a good way to do
> things, but the logo weirds me out.
>
> Have you been to the 70s? I know things get revived
> over time in the art world, but I think my parents
> have a vinyl-covered baby changi
On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 2:01 AM, Glynn Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey,
>
> As opensolaris.com starts to focus more on the 'download, install and run'
> experience, catering towards the consumer rather than the producer, a few
> people
> in Sun have been working on a design separate to
Mario Goebbels wrote:
>> I'm not thrilled about the colors. I find the overall
>> shades are cold,
>> gloomy.
>
> As I posted in website-discuss: Is there a version with the "fiery" color
> scheme? I think it'd look nicer, because they're warm colors.
Sun has decided to go with the multi-color
Looks quite good to me. I like the new logo quite a lot.
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> Sun has decided to go with the multi-color bubbles.
rofl, I can't put my finger(s) on the reason(s) why this is funny, but good
luck with it anyway :)
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Hello all,
Ok, now (i think), i understand the full concept aroud project Indiana
and all the "problems" that were generated with the project
creation... I mean, "OpenSolaris" will be a SUN's distribution, not a
"community" distribution!
I think that is really bad...
Listen the Ian's words about
Hey,
Marcelo Leal wrote:
> Hello all,
> Ok, now (i think), i understand the full concept aroud project Indiana
> and all the "problems" that were generated with the project
> creation... I mean, "OpenSolaris" will be a SUN's distribution, not a
> "community" distribution!
> I think that is reall
>>> multi-color bubbles
So it looks like we'll have to provide massive feedback to get a logo that's
actually looking good ...
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Arthur Rudnik wrote:
multi-color bubbles
> So it looks like we'll have to provide massive feedback to get a logo that's
> actually looking good ...
>
I've been looking at the bubbles for a week or so now. They are growing
on me. Give 'em a chance ...
Jim
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I have a few suggestions with regard to this design, or rather, it's
organization:
Rather than have the 3 Large banners wasting web space, have one 500px
(or larger) banner linking to the proposed design at a location such
as opensolaris.com/getos/ (great URL!). If the proposed site were the
It grows on you...just isn't very inspiring.
-J
On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 1:17 AM, Jim Grisanzio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Arthur Rudnik wrote:
> multi-color bubbles
> > So it looks like we'll have to provide massive feedback to get a logo
> that's actually looking good ...
> >
>
> I'v
I'm not sure what Sun's going to consider "massive feedback", but the best I've
heard about that logo is "meh, I guess it's not too hideous"
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Sorry, but i need to register that here:
http://www.posix.brte.com.br/blog/?p=139
:-)
Leal
2008/4/15 Glynn Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hey,
>
> As opensolaris.com starts to focus more on the 'download, install and run'
> experience, catering towards the consumer rather than the producer, a
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