On Wed, 2006-13-09 at 21:33 +0100, Toby Smithe wrote:
> I just don't like the glossy unity in SuSE and Fedora Core.
A tad 90's would be a good way to describe it.
Vista is well on its way to releasing itself right
into that has-been pile.
Both Apple and Microsoft have built their market
around t
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Étienne Bersac wrote:
>> If ubuntu-art wants to concuer with Suse or Fedora they _will_ have to
>> polish !!
>
> 100% agree. When is the POLISH phase going one ? ;)
I don't think it should. I don't like the horrible gloss feel of SuSE
and Fedora. I lo
> now let's get this artwork to rock! That's just what I was thinking :)I'm sorry for repeating this but before you guys start, look at this ..What makes distro's like suse or fedora look so good is its polishing :)
Use the same basic image for a grub image, usplash, gdm, gsplash, wallpaper, some a
Jesse Schalken wrote:
My deepest apologies to anyone who had interpreted a previous email of
mine as offensive to the artist who had created the work in question.
Apology accepted - now let's get this artwork to rock! Jmak, you and
Troy both have excellent elements in your work. Can we g
Mark, an honour to get an email from you.
> This sounds really interesting! Is it all integrated with FontConfig etc?
I am afraid to say that it's far more simple than all that. I found that by
making soft links in the ~/.fonts folder to a ttf file, it would "install" a
font. So, from that the id
Donn wrote:
With Fonty Python you can select ttf fonts and put them into "pogs" (from the
word typography). You can place fonts into pogs from a folder or from another
pog. You then install the pog you need. After that, you fire-up Inkscape (or
Gimp, or Sodipodi, or Blender etc) and thos
'Who', I love the use of smooth rich caramels in the last seven images
on that wiki page. The best one would have to be
015_who_lsplash_MaG.png, it has a seemingly 3D border, glossy black text
which IS readable against the caramel background, which does has varying
luminosities but is balanced nice
Hi Who,
I'm seeing your artwork and it has good ideas. Someone in ubuntuforums
said (as a comment to some splash images I posted there) that light
should come from top to get a 3D feel, as it's how it works in
landscapes. I would try that.
I like the border form the first six images. I suggest yo
Hi guys & gals,
Overall I think it looks great! The green taint looks really nice. However
the login screen appears to be a bit rushed. Hope who ever designed it
doesnt take this too personally, but the "cloud like puffs" doesn't look too
crisp or fresh. It's easily done by a simple filter / ef
Hiya,
I really like your work, as evidenced by bringing it to the attention
of the list to discuss a while back - hope you don't mind :)
I tried to incorporate some of the ideas into the work I did for
Produce here -
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Specs/EdgyArtworkPlan/Produce/Incoming/WhoLsplas
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