Well - feel free to use if for whatever, like I say - it was an
experiment, if you want to submit it as the team logo again (of course
if everyone is in agreement) then feel free, if you don't feel free
;-) - I didn't have a particular function in mind when I created it,
and donate it freely to
I did a fresh install of Feisty yesterday.
This is looking like it's going to be an amazing release, and if we
can't win over new users with this, then our approach is probably wrong,
because the software certainly isn't.
I think to push Ubuntu the Windows and Mac user we really have to
This has been suggested in the past. As far as I can tell it never moved off
the this would be nice drawing board.
Congratulations on volunteering to take up the batton.. :)
lol - Hey I'd be happy to set something up -
The videos would have to be youtube hosted however as although I have
Alan is being modest here. He has already contributed several howto
screen casts. Check out
http://doc.ubuntu.com/screencasts/
Yeah, I've seen Alan's screen casts already and they're great. The
problem is I'd consider these to be post-adoption tutorials rather
than something inciting people
On 27/03/07, Chris Rowson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For example, see
the recent advice from the Ubuntu webmaster for locoteams who customise
the logo -
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/loco-contacts/2007-March/001196.html
So, if redesigning the logo, please follow his guidelines
For example, see
the recent advice from the Ubuntu webmaster for locoteams who customise
the logo -
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/loco-contacts/2007-March/001196.html
So, if redesigning the logo, please follow his guidelines.
Matt
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Hi Matt -
If following the guidelines, it looks
It's likely that they were approved because Canonical have been quite easy
in the past about this. However Matthew's email shows that they are now
(rightly, in my opinion) looking to have more consistent logos used.
Ah OK - So Canonical doesn't allow derivative works to be made of
their logo
Organisations have to be very protective about their trademarks. If they
are allowed to be used freely as is or modified, then they can lose
their trademark status through general usage. The Kleenex company in the
US had this problem many years ago. I think there was a big court case
about
Hi folks,
I've been trying to get better at using Gimp and Inkscape and have
created some ubuntu-uk artwork. It's a single graphic type jobby
that'd be OK for a forum avatar, desktop icon or whatnot
If anyone likes it, feel free to use it. If anyone has any feedback,
please feel free to
or am i going senial, and investing in vista!
language! :-)
(invest?)
It always confuses me when people pay to downgrade to vista lol ;-P
Chris
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ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com
https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk
https://wiki.kubuntu.org/UKTeam/
At the risk of being keelhauled - I gotta say - what he says does make
sense to be fair :-S
Chris
On 23/03/07, Mark Shuttleworth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael Wood wrote:
Two things have really touched a nerve with me recently and I would like
to open a discussion.
Firstly:
I'm quite new to the group, and I've just been looking at
planet.ubuntu-uk to see what other kinds of people belong to
ubuntu-uk. I just wanted to say I've really enjoyed some of the music
that Jono Bacon has created over at recreantview.com/blog
If you appreciate music of the metal kind with
My personal view is that the penguin is the Linux Brand. I don't
refer to Linux as GNU/Linux because it's too clumsy in my opinion -
Agreed,
I know non-techie types who've heard of Linux, but none who've heard
of GNU. I think it just complicates matters a little perhaps?
Chris
--
Simple Machines Forum has caught my eye
http://www.simplemachines.org/
SMF isn't bad at all. Doesn't feel as bloated as some of the other
offerings out there.
Chris
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ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com
https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk
https://wiki.kubuntu.org/UKTeam/
http://www.getgnulinux.org is designed to change this. It explains
what Linux is on a level that even non-tech types could understand and
also why and how they would switch. It is a perfect site for someone
who knows nothing about Linux at all.
I like the site very much - Good Job !!
I think that we've got to be adult about this.
I believe that the code of conduct - like most other rules in our
society is meant to protect people and values.
Where we start to go wrong, is by using any set of rules to their
maximum extent to prove a point, appear clever or knowledgeable or to
I am happy with this list in its current form. I happen to like gmane
via NNTP and if pressed (i.e. not using my own machine)will use the web
interface. So I agree with Robin's conclusion albeit for different reasons.
I'll take a look at this NNTP /gname interface - sounds interesting. I
Hi there folks,
I've just subscribed to the list, and thought it'd be a good idea to say hello!
My name is Chris, I hail from East Yorkshire, and I've been using
Ubuntu for a while now. I use Ubuntu at home, on the computer of
anyone who I can convince to switch from Windows, and on a few
I checked out the ubuntuforums.org earlier today to see whether or not
there was a UK LoCo section there.
I was a little surprised to read that the mailing list had voted not
to have a presence at ubuntuforums.org and I have a little difficulty
understanding why.
Surely in this day and age,
Hey there - thanks for the welcome ;-)
I'd tend to agree with you. It'd be great if the mailing list stuff
could get shunted to a forum too. I know a couple of LUG's that do
that.
I suppose it's all pretty dependent on who you want to attract to a discussion.
After reading that you'd had this
When I open a file, often it comes up behind the browser instead of in
front. How do I remedy this, please. Being a thickie, I forget to
look behind and assume that it has not been opened, so I do it again.
You don't know how freaky that is. My missus has a really irritating habit
of doing
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