quote who=Dave Neary
I'd like to archive http://live.gnome.org/10x10 in the wiki, since it's
clear that we are not going to get there, keeping the goal up on the front
page seems like it will be more of a liability object of ridicule than a
motivator over the next year a half.
I thought
quote who=Dave Neary
I would appreciate in general if the reorganisation of information in the
wiki was done with some kind of method, where information which we have is
somehow prioritised by importance and made available systematically.
It might also be useful to take advantage of children
quote who=Lucas Rocha
- GNOME Milk (With a white cow full of black GNOME foot marks)
I would totally buy this (particularly without any text, except perhaps
GNOME and a non-cow/milk specific tagline).
I also love the [computer] + [foot] = [heart] image. In green, around the
mug? Lovely. :-)
quote who=Emily Chen
Please vote your favorite logo for GNOME Asia Summit from here :
http://www.gnome-cn.org/gnome-asia-submit/gas-logo-vote/
Thanks for Yang Hong's great help on build this vote system!
We will announce the final logo on Monday, the winner will get free
registration
quote who=Máirín Duffy
These are all really cool -- it was hard to choose a favourite to vote
for!
Minor comment: Once you've chosen the style, please fix the text to use
the GNOME logo typeface (modified Trebuchet MS Bold, see the M)
Actually it's Bitstream Vera Sans Bold modified.
quote who=Diego Escalante Urrelo
I would like to hear your opinions on this idea, or any opinion about the
whole issue of bringing more people to our part of the world!.
This is a rad idea -- go straight the the GNOME Foundation, do not pass GO,
but *DO* collect travel funding. ;-)
You could
He didn't have a preference when it came to Linux distributions so he
tested a number of them. The SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop (SLED) stood out
for Giroux. It came with the GNOME desktop, which he regards as faster than
most, Firefox, which is the company's preferred browser, and the Citrix
quote who=Ken VanDine
This is great, but I actually wish he had more reasons to choose GNOME.
Faster is just one of many advantages, oh well.
I'm sure he did, but that was the most straightforward quote. Anyone up for
doing a more in-depth case study with them?
- Jeff
--
linux.conf.au 2008:
quote who=Ken VanDine
I would also be in favor of using bugzilla or something similar to
track all marketing tasks. I generally use Jira for this both at work
and for foresight, very useful tool. Bugzilla can do it too, but jira
is designed a little more for managing work flow.
Sysadmin
quote who=John Williams
Oh dear. I am going to try again to push the idea of what marketing is.
BTW: If anyone is getting sick of my pontification on this, please let me
know, publicly if necessary.
I'm not going to tell you to shut up -- what you say is an important point.
But I am going to
quote who=Joachim
Like someone else said, it's a chicken and egg situation.
It's not: Go and do something awesome!
This latest announcement seems to have come from quite high up in Gnome --
Foundation board members are involved in it, I would image.
I started it independently of the Board,
quote who=Joachim
Jeff, your communications would sound more sincere and less glib if you
stopped loading them with meaningless words like 'rock' 'awesome' and the
like.
Tough. That's the way I talk.
Because someone -- I forget who, can't see to check, hate mailing lists,
pointed out the
quote who=Joachim
Fair enough. I suppose that's just a cultural difference between us,
because to me those sorts of words make me think what I'm hearing is
buzzword laden bullshit that dodges the issues at hand. But that's one of
the unique parameter we have to work with, right?
Perhaps this
quote who=Thilo Pfennig
The people doing embedded GUI are already captured resources and
are now being paid to work on GNOME whether embedded or otherwise.
Ok, thats a ood point. But still it is a switch in focus, isn't it?
No. There has been a resurgence in mobile development in the last
quote who=Thilo Pfennig
a) I do not like that this was not discussed at all in the marketing list.
Such major things and announcement have to be discussed with at least the
marketing team
I think the reality is that not everything will be discussed here. We can
argue about that, or rock on
quote who=Behdad Esfahbod
I can ask on #sysadmin to get something like [EMAIL PROTECTED] or
something. Thoughts?
No point having aliases for everything, we'll keep losing ourselves. Just
point them to marketing-list (where it won't be very off-topic) and allow
posts from that email address.
quote who=Máirín Duffy
So I guess in a nutshell I don't think we should dictate whether or not
flags must be used. I wouldn't completely ban them completely, however.
We (roughly) do in GNOME itself, due to all the political issues with flags.
The problem with having clear-cut cases and less
quote who=Máirín Duffy
(1) Are there any objections to the proposed sublogo guidelines? Do you
think they are too restrictive or too permissive?
(3) Do you think having an approval system for sublogos would be an
acceptable requirement? Should we contact a lawyer to get some advice?
An
quote who=Quim Gil
On Mon, 2006-10-23 at 09:34 +1000, Jeff Waugh wrote:
What on earth is community.gnome.org?
As for today it is a launcher from the general nav bar to the GNOME is
People subsites:
Well, you need a way to connect Planet, Foundation and GUADEC from the
General Nav
quote who=Joachim Noreiko
How is projects.gnome.org back on the agenda at all?
Well, we could just delete all the current projects pages ;) Some of them
are unmaintained and some duplicate things we want to say elsewhere. But
the various app teams might object.
This has already been
quote who=Joachim Noreiko
This has already been discussed.
IIRC, the outcome was the marketing wants snazzy pages that present parts
of gnome, not necesarily single modules or apps, and module and app teams
will throw a hissy fit if they lose their little corner of webspace. So we
end up
quote who=Joachim Noreiko
Those ideas never needed to be in opposition, but were pushed that way.
They are not mutually exclusive.
Fair enough. But then what's your objection? Using the projects.g.o
subdomain?
Yes. It's unnecessary.
What's wrong with www.gnomesupport.org? There's no
quote who=Thomas Wood
We're now looking for comments on the text to make it more fun and
interesting. It's probably worth noting the prospective audience will
probably be IT managers and small developers.
Suggestions:
* Why Choose GNOME? - Put your foot down: Demand GNOME. (semi-joking;
quote who=Andreas Nilsson
* Use the new foot device and logotype. The spacing of the logo and
first two paragraphs looks awkward. Too much on the left and top, too
little on the right and bottom.
Máiríns new stuff in the gnome wiki, right?
Yep.
The text mentions that it runs on Unix,
quote who=Quim Gil
On Fri, 2006-09-22 at 20:05 +1000, Jeff Waugh wrote:
There's no reason why you can't link that with the word 'screenshots'.
There is a reason not to link with the word Screenshots a section that
comprises an overview-tour of GNOME, a screenshots gallery
Hey,
Datapoint for a possible projects/applist/doapsite: SWiK-Source, the engine
behind swik.net (which is roughly an application wiki for FLOSS projects)
has been released under GPLv2. It's PHP/MySQL with some Java backend stuff
(that could probably be replaced).
Kind of interesting. With some
quote who=Lee Tambiah
I think the Java backend would have been a problem, but as Sun are also
open sourcing the Java Environment (which is happening as wer speak) it
will really be truly open in time to come.
We already run Java services on the GNOME hosts.
Jeff Please add me to Planet
quote who=Martin Jeppesen
I have seen the various mockups for the Gnome website, and I think that
one of the most important features is a visible link named Screenshots.
100% agree. Very good point.
- Jeff
--
linux.conf.au 2007: Sydney, Australia http://lca2007.linux.org.au/
quote who=karderio
I hacked a theme up in July, and have been patiently nudging people
since to either put it up or tell me what is wrong with it...
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-web-list/2006-July/msg4.html
Right - I'll take a look.
- Jeff
--
linux.conf.au 2007: Sydney,
quote who=Quim Gil
I still think that if thousands of readers follow it daily and bloggers
fight to get in, it's for a reason. Planet GNOME is one of the most
interesting web spaces we have been able to create (for insiders and also
GNOME outsiders), therefore there must be a strong reason
quote who=Quim Gil
The cool gnome-is-people Planet block with its little hackergotchis and
its genuine content renewed automatically several times a day all year
round should be discarded to avoid... the rather small probability of
having offensive words during some hours in the title of a
quote who=Máirín Duffy
(2) Instead of posting post excerpts/subject lines on WGO, post other
information. E.g., you could just post hackergotchis, the person's name,
and how recently they said something on PGO, and where they are from.
That's my preferred option, should we beyond a banner
quote who=karderio
So, on the subject of pretty sites, is there any chance of anybody making
live.g.o not ugly (Jeff?) ? I still feel it is rather important...
We need a moin 1.5 compatible theme for it, that at least (for now) matches
wgo. Further changes down the track will be simpler once
quote who=Máirín Duffy
http://live.gnome.org/data/GnomeWeb(2f)LooknFeel/attachments/mizmo-wgo-mock-1.png
Full of awesome. I really dig this.
** planet GNOME mini feeds - maybe the subject lines of the most-recent
posts on planet GNOME including little mini hackergotchis.
(This would be a
quote who=Quim Gil
- If anybody wants to promote GNOME, a very basic and easy step is to put
a prominent and cool link to http://gnome.org in the homepage.
Note: Use 'www.gnome.org'. :-)
- Jeff
--
linux.conf.au 2007: Sydney, Australia http://lca2007.linux.org.au/
I am a
quote who=Corey Burger
http://warbard.ca/temp/official-desktop-happy-corey-2.svg
Could we avoid the Official Desktop of Happy People thing? It really isn't
a very positive message... Given that it doesn't say anything about GNOME, I
have to judge it on brand expression - I'm really not sure
quote who=Quim Gil
How are we compelling to regular people?
The answer to this crucial question belongs to a goal [1] still
unassigned:
Quim, I don't believe Travis was asking the question purely for the benefit
of the website...
- Jeff
--
linux.conf.au 2007: Sydney, Australia
quote who=Quim Gil
Proposal to make useful products pages without being divisive:
Different slant - How about we focus on creating product pages for the
release suites (and their contents) for now, using them as a test bed for
building out the catalogue later on?
This means we're taking on a
quote who=LeeTambiah
One thing that is baffling me at the moment is talk of the CMS, If we
create pages for wgo, wouldn't we have to implement this into the CMS
anyway? In other words why are we creating a template when we will be
using a CMS. I believe I have a misunderstanding here, could
quote who=Gergely Nagy
Hmm. So we are talking about leaving wgo/projects/* _as is_ for this
release
Given the state of plans for dealing with /projects/ I'd say that ought to
be an unqualified YES (though I've suggested this before).
My humble vote is against a bastard solution where both
quote who=Gergely Nagy
The original subject of this thread was Software Map
Which is the wrong way to think about the problem, isn't it? That's why I'm
pushing for a different way of thinking about it.
Currently /projects/* _is_ just a list of applications
It's not really. Have a look. It's
quote who=Joachim Noreiko
wgo/app | projects
intro, shots | contact, download, roadmap, ideas
Why split? Reaching out to potential GNOME contributors and showing people
the wonder of Free Software is our responsibility. Of course there are going
to be things that are not appropriate for
quote who=Joachim Noreiko
--- Gergely Nagy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I see wgo/apps/ page as an about box on steroids. It would be _the_ pace
to go to find out some basic info about a gnome app.
That's a good way of putting it :)
Material that is currently in wgo/projects that is more
quote who=Claus Schwarm
This is the point of projects.gnome.org: better maintainability for prgo
and wgo as well.
The point of my previous email was that projects.gnome.org is an
implementation detail (and from my POV, not a good one). I understand all
the arguments for it, but I just don't
quote who=Gergely Nagy
Gergely: s/applications/products/ - or you'll forget about a whole bunch
of things that will need to fit in with this. :-)
I can't think of any. You mean stuff like gnome-office? Maybe they deserve
their own space? Say wgo/office/?
Ok, first, don't get hooked on
quote who=Dave Neary
EurOSCon is reserving place for free software projects to present in
Amsterdam this year - is there any interest in a GNOME stand there?
My initial feeling is no - from what I've seen, the OSCons aren't
particularly desktop oriented, or necessarily free *nix oriented.
quote who=Gergely Nagy
Looks like a good start! Here are my thoughts:
Hey - this all gets into technical details very quickly, without much in the
way of problem definition before the fact. I've mentioned this before about
the proposed shift to projects.gnome.org, and wished I'd had time to
quote who=Claus Schwarm
However, since gnomefiles is running well, we should really ask ourselves
why we should introduce another one.
It doesn't seem like, after some thought about what we want to achieve for
ourselves and our users, that anything like gnomefiles is what we want to
introduce
quote who=Eugenia Loli-Queru
BTW, is there truly a need to re-invent the wheel and create a new
software map?
There isn't, and that's hopefully not what we're doing. I don't know why
Claus is interpreting the direction of the discussion that way.
- Jeff
--
linux.conf.au 2007: Sydney,
quote who=Quim Gil
Have a look at the 2.16 goals at http://live.gnome.org/GnomeWeb/Goals
and suggest any change now.
Under 2.16 goals, one of the unassigned tasks is move projects subsites out
of wgo - I strongly think this should be deferred, because I've yet to see
any analysis for what we
quote who=Quim Gil
The decision must be made also having in mind the context for next
releases. Aspects as user integration with other web tools we are using,
integration of eCommerce/donation system and CRM tool are also relevant.
Neither of those things (including the CMS itself) has to be
quote who=Calum Benson
Of course, nautilus is a particularly troublesome case anyway, because
many users will potentially never know that their file manager is called
'nautilus' at all. So perhaps we'd need to set up something like
gnome.org/filemanager as well...
Dodge the bullet
quote who=Quim Gil
- Do you agree moving from www.gnome.org/projects/* to
projects.gnome.org/*? It helps defining better what wgo is about and gives
more of an own identity to the projects. Old URLs would redirect
automatically to the new ones.
Before making this decision, please figure out
quote who=David Neary
Look at RecentChanges regularly.
It used to be available as an RSS feed, but that seems to have dropped off
with the recent upgrade.
The RSS feed is definitely still there, and you can turn on diffs as well,
which is very handy. You can put '.' in the subscriptions
quote who=Dave Neary
Minimal redundancy
Avoid multiple URLs for a given page. Currently both http://gnome.org
and http://www.gnome.org exist. I suggest to forward all gnome.org
access to www.gnome.org. Are there any duplicate pages on wgo now?
These are not duplicate pages, they are
quote who=Iain *
Kathy's talk on passionate users, Apple's Mac vs PC adverts and their
success with making things cool have shown us that people don't care about
what a computer can do, but what they can do with a computer (there may be
more of a difference in my mind, I'm just lacking a good
quote who=Quim Gil
- CMS: we need agreed platform(s) to start building upon. Greg Nagy is
responsible of defining the requirements and get to a resolution.
The CMS needs to be able to authenticate users against LDAP, and possibly
use LDAP groups for authorisation (though our requirements there
quote who=Guilherme de S. Pastore
Il giorno gio, 06/07/2006 alle 14.02 +0200, Quim Gil ha scritto:
July 26th: End of www.gnome.org revamp planning (aka feature freeze).
Policies, licensing and wgo platform (CMS) agreed.
*Please* not drupal.
I think a worthwhile rule for this entire
quote who=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I get the designated 'stable' garnome release 2.14 and tried to get it to
work. It did not.
Before replying to the rest of your mail, it's worth pointing out that using
GARNOME is not for the light-hearted - it is really designed for testers and
developers of GNOME
quote who=Patrick Wagstrom
1. I've been looking at the responses for speakers, and I haven't seen
anyone propose a GNOME talk yet. The call for speakers closes on July
10th. Is there someone who could give a 30-90 minute talk (in past years,
most were 45 minutes or so) on GNOME?
Ah, I've
quote who=Murray Cumming
I guess that sooner or later we're going to do some Happy Gnome People
advertising campaign. When we do that we'll want some high quality photos
of some attractive people, in some consistent style (though that could be
a post-processing thing). We'll have to use
quote who=Luis Villa
http://live.gnome.org/MarketingTeam/MarketingMaterial#head-f72c708eaa7de9260bbc0fca4c963701be5909c7
All those links are 404 :/ Anyone know where they went to, or have
copies we could upload to the wiki? It would be great to get them back
up and announce them to guadec
quote who=Dave Neary
Is siggraph something we should be interested in? Projects like the GIMP
have participated before, and with the usage GNOME is getting in
Hollywood, perhaps it's something we should consider.
Perhaps we can ring in a favour from Dreamworks - I wonder if they have a
booth
quote who=Murray Cumming
On Mon, 2006-04-03 at 16:47 +0200, Dave Neary wrote:
Check the changelog before you hit send!
http://live.gnome.org/RecentChanges
That should probably go at the top, in the place of that TODO comment. I
guess that it might be a bit more attractive with a thicker
quote who=Corey Burger
So for 2.16 I propose that we do away with the community annoucement. It
only serves to confuse. To me, community annoucements come on people's
blogs and Planet GNOME, not to annouce lists.
Disagree. It's worth having an announcement in our own voice (even though we
quote who=Corey Burger
This is now on the wiki at:
http://live.gnome.org/TwoPointThirteen/PressRelease
thanks to the excellent suggestion of jeff.
I'm going to do an editing run later tonight (want to fix up some clunky
wording and s/features/benefits/ in certain places), and team up with
quote who=Santiago Roza
On 2/24/06, Alex Hudson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I seem to remember him saying he was switching to Kubuntu when Dapper
comes out?
no exactly, luckily. he said he was now using Kubuntu on his desktop
machine:
quote who=Jeff Waugh
quote who=Steve George
a. They aren't that well-read other than if the person says something
really outstanding. People like celebrity and controversy.
It's really important to mix up the questions - have some standard ones,
but always think about the person
quote who=Steve George
a. They aren't that well-read other than if the person says something
really outstanding. People like celebrity and controversy.
It's really important to mix up the questions - have some standard ones, but
always think about the person on the other end, current events,
quote who=Luis Villa
It would be interesting for someone to correlate those spikes with
particular bits of news. Presumably the december spike on both camps was
Linus; I have no idea what happened in late January to spike us.
GNOME.conf.au of course! :-)
- Jeff
--
FISL 7.0: Porto Alegre,
quote who=Steve George
According to the timeline (http://live.gnome.org/TwoPointThirteen) we're
about a month away from GNOME 2.14 product release. Aside from release
notes what about doing a promotional campaign for the products launch? This
would be an ideal way to generate some buzz and
quote who=Luis Villa
We'll of course be present at LWE Boston, even if Jeff will not grace us
with his presence. ;) More details forthcoming...
I hadn't seen any prepatory info about it, so figured I'd just announce the
ones I was familiar with (not necessarily going to myself).
- Jeff
--
quote who=Santiago Roza
I dunno - with old board members, new board members, and people who
should have been elected (!!!)
i don't understand what you mean by should have been elected; could you
please explain?
That was just a little off-topic public gripe. There are people who I would
quote who=Santiago Roza
well, it's marketing (or to be exact, public relations) 101... you (as an
organization) don't just shut up when someone trashes your image.
go write a high-profile article trashing coca-cola or intel or whatever
big brand, and see if their public relations department
quote who=Santiago Roza
I don't think we fear Linus.
well i think we do. if the very idea of sending him a politely
disagreeing message is seen as too risky, that sounds like fear.
Dude - Chris, Nat, Havoc and I each politely disagreed with his message, in
the appropriate forum. The
quote who=Murray Cumming
It would be harmless to change it to Gnome if the marketing team decided
that this is a good idea.
Except that a large proportion of the project would like it to remain the
way it is. We've gone over this before, numerous times.
- Jeff
--
linux.conf.au 2006:
quote who=Santiago Roza
i think we're pretty much obsessed with the real gnome, but we need to
accept that the real gnome is the one real people receive with real
distros...
In large part, we do, as we're very pragmatic about our relationship with
distributions and other major projects. They
quote who=David Neary
So concentrate on simple, and pure.
How much do you think 'pure' resonates with, say, my Mum? Let's start from
the top: She doesn't understand or care about software freedom, and getting
her to use GNOME should not depend on that understanding. So, 'pure' as a
concept
quote who=Dan Winship
The same principle should hold for GNOME. If we are actually better than
our competitors, than all we have to do is make sure that the distros
realize this (by marketing ourselves *to the distros*), and we win. And if
we *aren't* better than our competitors, then we're
quote who=YetZero
I think Intuitive by design has the two words that mostly represent
Gnome at least for me, and it's not a cliche phrase, I think it has
potential.
intuitive and design are features, not benefits. Let's put this in the
context of a tennis ball:
Feature: bright green (user
quote who=Thomas Wood
LinuxWorld Expo in London is in a couple of days, and things are in place
for an excellent GNOME stand this year.
In addition to the normal marketing, I was wondering if the marketing team
had any specific requests for things we could be doing, like questions to
ask
quote who=Thomas Wood
Suggestion: Get a GNOME LiveCD image on the Freedom Toaster that the
Ubuntu folks will be hosting. Talk to Scott James Remnant, Cced.
Nice idea - we have 100 LiveCDs already printed to hand out, but if we run
out I could give them a shout?
No, I'd suggest making
quote who=Murray Cumming
On Tue, 2005-09-13 at 18:55 +0200, Andreas Nilsson wrote:
I did some doodles of a parrot drinking coffie and decided that was
java, I'm still trying to come up with a good animal for C++, would be
nice to have something that lives in the jungle.
Sorry, C++ has
quote who=Rahul Sundaram
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/LiveCD
... and the first on the list is the Ubuntu LiveCD, based on Casper, which
is incredibly easy to customise. Pretty sure that's why it was used for the
GNOME LiveCD. ;-)
- Jeff
--
linux.conf.au 2006: Dunedin, New Zealand
quote who=Vincent Untz
Le lundi 05 septembre 2005 à 02:35 +0200, Reinout van Schouwen a écrit :
Hi,
Just wanted to point out that a string in the release notes mentions
Mandrakesoft. The company has been renamed to Mandriva. Please adjust
the text. :)
Also: GNOME 2.12 is the
quote who=Luis Villa
If someone could proof/comment, I'd appreciate it.
Suggestions:
* remove Desktop and Platform from the heading and para 1, because we
ship more than the desktop and platform, and calling the whole thing
GNOME X a stronger message of coherency.
* remote
quote who=Luis Villa
If someone could proof/comment, I'd appreciate it.
* Release Notes link goes to notes/ instead of notes/C/
- Jeff
--
EuroOSCON: October 17th-20thhttp://conferences.oreillynet.com/eurooscon/
When's the last time you heard of the police having to intervene at an
quote who=Luis Villa
and remove the icky people who actually did the work bit.
I was attempting there to make it non-marketese; am open to other
explanations of what the community announce is.
Right, but there's non-marketese and there's ugly, unwelcoming phrases. How
about is the official
quote who=Luis Villa
Someone picks it up and runs with it, despite any warnings.
Oh, I see what you mean. I've, uh, tried to deal with it. ;)
We've done that before, too.
- Jeff
--
UbuntuBelowZero http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBelowZero
I think it will be
quote who=Luis Villa
shrug If someone else wants to fix it, fine. But I'm not fucking
with our shit build system yet again.
Dude. It's not that hard. Also, !-- ... --- as we've done before.
- Jeff
--
EuroOSCON: October 17th-20thhttp://conferences.oreillynet.com/eurooscon/
Warning:
quote who=Luis Villa
Rock! No offense, Dave, but I'm going with this one ;)
Oh, hrm... how is IE doing with png these days? I wouldn't normally care
much, but obviously windows users are a big target for the livecd. Should
have thought about that last night...
Only matters if you're doing
quote who=Luis Villa
a) Please use /start/ which is intended for this - no more mess!
Start and the release notes are a mess exactly because we are cramming all
these different, mostly unrelated functions into it
Okay, so don't suggest adding yet another location! The operative word in my
quote who=Dave Neary
We're a little late on the get-go, but I think we should do something for
Software Freedom Day - http://softwarefreedomday.org/ - September 10th
this year.
Don't know why it didn't occur to me to pimp this to GNOME, we've been doing
lots of stuff about it in Australia and
quote who=Quim Gil
All the (very few) infos I've read about the Summer of Code talk about
free projects, young developers and money... but they don't mention why
Google is funding them.
Chris Dibona (who is running SoC and Google's Open Source efforts) says they
love Open Source, use Open
quote who=David Neary
Here's an e-mail I got from the editor of tuxmag, which details some
criticisms of the desktop. It raises some points that are interesting, and
to which we should probably have an answer.
Meanwhile, vote in the TUX Magazine Reader's Choice Awards, here:
quote who=Travis Reitter
Do we need a standard FUD response (like a standard FAQ)?
Guys, there was no FUD in this email, just a lot of standard Nick Petreley
attitude.
- Jeff
--
EuroOSCON: October 17th-20thhttp://conferences.oreillynet.com/eurooscon/
You put on the pants, and the
quote who=Simos Xenitellis
I feel it would be good to push forward a common pronounciation, at least
for the purposes of marketing.
We do push forward a common pronounciation, given that *we* say it correctly
all the time, and there are people listening. :-)
- Jeff
--
EuroOSCON: October
quote who=Máirín Duffy
I added 6 more variations using fonts that I *think* are ok to use -
Nimbus Sans L Regular, Grotesk Bold came with a GPL license... I'm not
100% on the others...
Thanks. :-)
re-load to see: http://www.linuxgrrl.com/gnome-logos/
Still prefer Vera Sans Bold out of the
quote who=Máirín Duffy
However, if Trebuchet is difficult to come by then I have a feeling the
guidelines won't be followed.
I tend to agree, though Trebuchet is not really difficult to come by; the
packages that everyone uses are freely redistributable (then MS changed the
EULA).
Besides
quote who=Simos Xenitellis
Additional free fonts are MgOpen (http://www.ellak.gr/fonts/mgopen/).
See MgOpen Cosmetica Bold.
Yes, that has a lot of potential! Very approachable. Thanks for pointing it
out.
- Jeff
--
EuroOSCON: October 17th-20th
1 - 100 of 128 matches
Mail list logo
