Both look equally good. The first one would be my favorite though.
The second one definitely looks very nice. I like the green, it
connects this design with the xbox more and its pretty much just a
sexy color!
On Nov 28, 2005, at 8:05 AM, Tonnie wrote:
This is my design imput to the Free60 project,
please have a look at:
http://www.kamaqe.com/logo_free60_01.gif
http://www.kamaqe.com/logo_free60_02.gif
Just an idea, hope you like it!
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jérôme Nicolle"
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Subject: Re: [Free60-Devel] Concept Designs
Ed Schouten a écrit :
Well, isn't this project, just like Xbox-Linux supposed to be
informal?
'Hacking game consoles' is informal per definition, so giving this
informal wiki hosted at free60.org a corporate logo, wouldn't
make it
any coolor anyway.
Well, I have a quite different point of view.
Of colurse, hacking is informal by definition. But we can look
forward at the potential use of the Xbox360 running Linux.
For instance, the Xenon CPU is a mathematical beast. It will be a
perfect cluster node for scientific research and grid projects
([EMAIL PROTECTED]). Letting these projects use the Xbox capabilities is sort
of a humanitary cause. With such a serious reason to work on this
project, the fun we get in hacking is just a plus to me.
Arthur Othieno a écrit :
Doesn't apply here.
Why not? Console hacking IS a business for modchip sellers. It IS
a business for lamers. And for us, if our goal is to make
computation power aviable to the masses, we could do business in
cluster related projects for example...
There are better ways to do so, far from fancy logo design.
I agree, but a logo is the most attractive and understandable
identification for a project. Having a nice logo could catch
visitor's eyes and make them think "wow, this is serious, they
spend time to work on a logo too!".
J.
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