> OK, then is out from Art hands and have to be asked on either desktop or
> devel it such a patch would be accepted. If the patch is accepted, we
> already have the background PNG.
forwarded to devel
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Mark wrote:
Well i'm not counting on it to leave for F9..
And i looked over the c coding of splash.c and it can't be hard to
patch it to use a image instead.. but a harder thing might be that the
background needs to fit the screen so you need to check and see if the
screen is widescreen or not a
> I don't think RHGB is technically able to use a PNG as background, only
> a solid color, and with it going to die anyway (hopefully in F9), there
> is little reason to patch, otherwise, indeed, RHGB would look better
> with a textured background.
Well i'm not counting on it to leave for F9..
And
Mark wrote:
And a idea for the boot theme as well as GDM and the desktop background.
Why not set the same background image everywhere? that gives fedora a
nice uniform look. and with everywhere i mean the boot progress (RHGB)
background as well!! not just one default color. Than use the
main-logo
And a idea for the boot theme as well as GDM and the desktop background.
Why not set the same background image everywhere? that gives fedora a
nice uniform look. and with everywhere i mean the boot progress (RHGB)
background as well!! not just one default color. Than use the
main-logo.png image for
Hey,
With the last update round i got a new Fedora boot theme.
Here is some feedback on that theme.
First of all i like almost everything alot except the fedora logo
itself. it somehow doesn't fit in the boot theme. Or the logo itself
needs be be made a little more 3d? or with a little more effec
Máirín Duffy wrote:
Think less bling and even more minimalistic with more muted coloring:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Artwork/F8Themes/Infinity/Round3Scratch#head-0a9599c1325bcd011a560deee06efb1f6e5314a1
Is this too corporate-looking?
I like the absolute minimalism from "Lighter Touch"
On Wed, 2007-08-15 at 04:03 -0400, Máirín Duffy wrote:
> Think less bling and even more minimalistic with more muted coloring:
>
> http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Artwork/F8Themes/Infinity/Round3Scratch#head-0a9599c1325bcd011a560deee06efb1f6e5314a1
>
> Is this too corporate-looking?
A bit too min
Máirín Duffy wrote:
Hey folks,
I've been playing around with the Fedora Infinity wallpaper this weekend
trying to get something I felt really comfortable with because I felt
that what we had at the end of round 2 just didn't have the level of
polish and 'bling' I think we were hoping for.
Máirín Duffy wrote:
I've been playing around with the Fedora Infinity wallpaper this weekend
trying to get something I felt really comfortable with because I felt
that what we had at the end of round 2 just didn't have the level of
polish and 'bling' I think we were hoping for.
Anyway this
On Mon, 2007-08-13 at 02:33 -0400, Máirín Duffy wrote:
> http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Artwork/F8Themes/Infinity/Round3Scratch
>
> What do you think?
Honestly, I *really* like the fourth image on that page. So much so that
I'm using it for my current background. Change the purple to dark blue
an
Le mardi 14 août 2007 à 10:26 +0530, Rahul Sundaram a écrit :
> Not asking anyone to reject Purple. Just pointing out that it is already
> being used predominantly in another distribution and that to a extend
> invalidates the argument that people dont like purple as a color.
Do Note I was obj
I see what Rahul is saying. He's not saying that we shouldn't use purple
cause Gentoo does, he's saying that because Gentoo does, we shouldn't shy
away from the color.
On 8/13/07, Rahul Sundaram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Máirín Duffy wrote:
> > Rahul Sundaram wrote:
> >> Máirín Duffy wrote:
Máirín Duffy wrote:
Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Máirín Duffy wrote:
This sounds like a bit of an urban myth? I've never heard of this and
I've a design degree - I would love to know where you've heard this?
Purple is the Gentoo color. See http://gentoo.org including their icon
theme.
Isn't
Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Máirín Duffy wrote:
This sounds like a bit of an urban myth? I've never heard of this and
I've a design degree - I would love to know where you've heard this?
Purple is the Gentoo color. See http://gentoo.org including their icon
theme.
Isn't it kind of silly to re
Máirín Duffy wrote:
This sounds like a bit of an urban myth? I've never heard of this and
I've a design degree - I would love to know where you've heard this?
Purple is the Gentoo color. See http://gentoo.org including their icon
theme.
Rahul
Very good revision here. There are some very strong leading lines all over
the place that all converge towards where the ghosted lines join and lead
you up. The limited purple as well as the star field stuff help highlight
the area.
On 8/13/07, Máirín Duffy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Michael B
O/H Máirín Duffy έγραψε:
> Martin Sourada wrote:
>> I put together in gimp some different colour variants of the fourth
>> wallpaper, as I like that one most of all. The purple somehow reminds me
>> of Christmas - not a good thing in the middle of summer :-D... So I made
>> in inkscape two blue gra
Martin Sourada wrote:
I put together in gimp some different colour variants of the fourth
wallpaper, as I like that one most of all. The purple somehow reminds me
of Christmas - not a good thing in the middle of summer :-D... So I made
in inkscape two blue gradients (brigther and darker) and in g
Michael Beckwith wrote:
I honestly like the last one that Mairin did with the rays of light.
When I first saw it, the impression I had was that of a ghosted roller
coaster track, taking us up and off the wallpaper, as if going into the
infinite abyss above. In a lot of ways that's what the chos
I quite like the Infinitelines-overlay2 myself. The
Inifinitelines-divide reminds me of Ubuntu. The first overlap is nice
too just doesn't seem to have as much breadth and fullness as the 2nd.
On Mon, 2007-08-13 at 16:09 +0200, Martin Sourada wrote:
> I put together in gimp some different colou
I honestly like the last one that Mairin did with the rays of light. When I
first saw it, the impression I had was that of a ghosted roller coaster
track, taking us up and off the wallpaper, as if going into the infinite
abyss above. In a lot of ways that's what the chosen theme is about anyway.
Ta
Le Lun 13 août 2007 16:09, Martin Sourada a écrit :
> I put together in gimp some different colour variants of the fourth
> wallpaper,
Yellow! Yummy
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I put together in gimp some different colour variants of the fourth
wallpaper, as I like that one most of all. The purple somehow reminds me
of Christmas - not a good thing in the middle of summer :-D... So I made
in inkscape two blue gradients (brigther and darker) and in gimp
desaturated the orig
Le Lun 13 août 2007 14:05, Máirín Duffy a écrit :
> Ah okay. I am intending to add a lot more of the darker blue color to
> the gradient anyway but was just curious because this is just
> something
> I've not ever heard. Was it the same shade of purple? Or was it a more
> violet / reddish-hued p
Nicolas Mailhot wrote:
In a previous life I helped organise an event. We organised a
competition to choose the picture that would appear on brochures,
leaflets, ads, etc The design winner was purplish (with a bluish
gradient, just like your mokups).
The print shop warned us this was not a popula
Le Lun 13 août 2007 13:22, Máirín Duffy a écrit :
> This sounds like a bit of an urban myth? I've never heard of this and
> I've a design degree - I would love to know where you've heard this?
In a previous life I helped organise an event. We organised a
competition to choose the picture that w
Nicolas Mailhot wrote:
Le Lun 13 août 2007 08:47, Jiri Jakub Masek a écrit :
Hi Máirín, I like them, the fourth is the best, the third looks good
but I
can't accept the perspective of *pyramid steps*, it needs more work on
dimensions to look naturally, I think...
I'm afraid I'm going to compla
Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Máirín Duffy wrote:
Hey folks,
I've been playing around with the Fedora Infinity wallpaper this
weekend trying to get something I felt really comfortable with because
I felt that what we had at the end of round 2 just didn't have the
level of polish and 'bling' I think
Le Lun 13 août 2007 08:47, Jiri Jakub Masek a écrit :
> Hi Máirín, I like them, the fourth is the best, the third looks good
> but I
> can't accept the perspective of *pyramid steps*, it needs more work on
> dimensions to look naturally, I think...
I'm afraid I'm going to complain about colours a
Máirín Duffy wrote:
Hey folks,
I've been playing around with the Fedora Infinity wallpaper this weekend
trying to get something I felt really comfortable with because I felt
that what we had at the end of round 2 just didn't have the level of
polish and 'bling' I think we were hoping for.
Perhaps you should make the bridge a little bit abstract or subtle. The last
background feels strange as the rays look distracting.
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* Thinking too much like Fundamental Design class *
Fedora Project contributor
http://www.fedoraproject.org/wiki/LuyaTshimbalanga
Máirín Duffy wrote:
Hey folks,
I've been playing around with the Fedora Infinity wallpaper this weekend
trying to get something I felt really comfortable with because I felt
that what we had at the end of round 2 just didn't have the level of
polish and 'bling' I think we were hoping for.
Hi Máirín, I like them, the fourth is the best, the third looks good but I
can't accept the perspective of *pyramid steps*, it needs more work on
dimensions to look naturally, I think...
JJM
2007/8/13, Máirín Duffy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hey folks,
>
> I've been playing around with the Fedora
Hey folks,
I've been playing around with the Fedora Infinity wallpaper this weekend
trying to get something I felt really comfortable with because I felt
that what we had at the end of round 2 just didn't have the level of
polish and 'bling' I think we were hoping for.
Anyway this is what I
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