Henning Ludeke wrote:
>> From a marketing point of view I agree with xl cheese: Bias the
>> GUI towards
> novice users.
>
> The discussion regarding upper levels - I think they'll all agree
> we want to make Ubuntu a real alternative to Vista & Leopard. Thus
> the GUI needs to be as easy to u
Oliveiros Peixoto wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I need change usplash screen, but in ubuntu 7.04 feisty is not possible,
> using documentation for others ubuntus. Anyone can help? I need
> information about image size, colors and extensions.
>
> Thank's
>
I have made a custom Live CD including a usplash, an
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> - Someone from the Forum Ambassadors team posts all incoming
> artwork to the forums - people comment on the incoming artwork, and
> are given a set of guidelines of constructive criticism -Those
> comments that are valid and useful by these guidelines are relayed
Emilio Pozuelo Monfort wrote:
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> Hi Troy. Hi everybody.
>
> As I've told on IRC, we at the ISO Testing Team are looking for branding
> for the team (i.e. an image, a logo, and an icon, which can be the same
> or not).
>
> We thought in CD's, fla
Daniel Buch wrote:
> Hi Nik,
>
> Although it isn't exactly the same approach, our LoCo Team has started
> work on a project to package (and repackage) Ubuntu CDs for
> distribution to libraries:
> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OhioTeam/CDdistribution
>
> Our plan was to have a decently completed produc
I hope I have not missed something, I am new to this list and I
appreciate visual appearances.
I frequently find that for my taste, most themes are a bit full-on, in
the face, strong colour. This is great for a refreshing change, but
can be a little tiresome when I want the 'content' to rule, a
