On Wed, Jan 22, 2014 at 8:25 AM, Radu Gheorghe <[email protected]>wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Attached you can find a draft of a new logo from my buddy.


:-)


> Don't worry
> about the small size or the background: he'll give me plenty of options and
> higher resolution when we decide what we want.
>
> He said he's a stranger to this space so he just did something :) I assume
> he didn't know "syslog" was a word and so he broke it, but I like exactly
> that. It's about "logs" not only "syslog" anymore.
>
> Then the weird tree there is rather cute, and the emphasis on "sys". IMO,
> it's better than the existing logo and it's good enough for the current
> state of the project. I wouldn't strive for a "perfect" logo when a lot of
> other stuff needs so much work.
>
>
yup, agree it's much better!


> That said, a logo that would actually show the mission would be nice. We
> don't want to change logos every year, no? This one doesn't show
> performance, reliability (maybe a bit of reliability, since "sys" relies on
> that tree), lightness nor the controversial flexibility.
>
> He said if we have a clear idea (eg: make a lion's head) he'll just do it.
> So I've asked him about a race car. If he can do one with the rsyslog text
> somewhere (on the side, on the road, somewhere where it looks good). And
> maybe to make it look like it's carved in a log or carrying logs or
> something (if it would look good). He said he can do it, but I'd like to
> ask you guys first if this is OK with you. I don't want to ask him to do
> more than 2 logos :D
>
>
If possible, it would probably be good to let the mission discussion run
for a couple of more days. But that depends on when he has time, of course.
But a clearer mission statement would help.

>From the other discussion (which I am not yet full through with), I like
the octopus, because it really conveys what *I* *intend* rsyslog to be (not
commenting on if we currently fail to deliver!). I also like the F1 car (or
the rocket) as it shows the emphasis on speed. So... maybe an octopus
driving a racing car? ;) [Probably overdone, but, hey, I am not a visual
guy in any case ;)].


> To me, a race car is fast++, light++, and reliable+ so it ticks pretty much
> all the boxes. Any objections or new ideas?
>
>
Thanks everyone for all the help. It's really motivating.

Rainer


> Best regards,
> Radu
>
> P.S. Just double-checking: "rsyslog" is with lowercase "r", correct? Not
> "Rsyslog".
>
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