Tim Čas writes:
> your UltraX doesn't look like a mechanical keyboard,
Uh, yes, it is most definitely a mechanical keyboard. Unfortunately,
they don't make them any more - Logitech apparently decided that there
was more money to be made on gaming accessories than on quality mice and
keyboards.
Nice work Tim, would get few as soon as they are out there :)
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On Fri, Dec 21, 2012 at 12:26 AM, Tim Čas wrote
Beastie at all
On Sat, Dec 22, 2012 at 10:39 AM, Tim Čas wrote:
> Excellent point. Does not change *my* opinion, because I prefer the Beastie
> anyways, but I'm trying to get them to support both of the logos since I
> know that some people would prefer the other one.
>
> As far as using in Free
Excellent point. Does not change *my* opinion, because I prefer the Beastie
anyways, but I'm trying to get them to support both of the logos since I
know that some people would prefer the other one.
As far as using in FreeBSD goes, I suppose it's a matter of personal
opinion; but, as you said, whe
I'd say it's roughly 50/50 at the moment; most of the replies regarding
this stuff have been in the ##freebsd channel in FreeNode.
On 22 December 2012 08:46, John Hixson wrote:
> On Fri, Dec 21, 2012 at 08:26:07PM -0600, Jason Dickman wrote:
> > Is Beastie really that preferred to the horned sph
On Fri, Dec 21, 2012 at 08:26:07PM -0600, Jason Dickman wrote:
> Is Beastie really that preferred to the horned sphere/circle logo?
>
> I haven't heard from anyone other than you Tim and myself across the
> advocacy list.
>
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Is Beastie really that preferred to the horned sphere/circle logo?
I haven't heard from anyone other than you Tim and myself across the
advocacy list.
JD
On 21 December 2012 15:05, Tim Čas wrote:
> Alright, I've told them to check with the foundation.
>
> And regarding the keycaps, unfortunate
Alright, I've told them to check with the foundation.
And regarding the keycaps, unfortunately they only work with the Cherry MX
switches (n.b.: many non-Cherry keyboards use those, but your UltraX
doesn't look like a mechanical keyboard, and thus definitely doesn't use
those switches; that said,
Tim Čas writes:
> He said that he'll fix those eyes shortly and contact the author of
> the "modern" logo, so it appears that both will get added!
The author of the modern logo has vanished without a trace (before
delivering all the agreed-upon materials), but he doesn't own the rights
to it anyw
The company only deals with laser etching and engraving, so these will be
the options.
And as stated in my last email (BTW, made a typo there: meant "only* the
monochromatic", not "on the monochromatic" versions are applicable), both
will be made available.
I suppose it is time to post the link;
Which method of legend printing do you plan on using? I'd be worried that
even that level of detail
would be difficult to execute well with laser etching.
Although Beastie is the beloved mascot of freeBSD, what about using the
simpler horned-sphere/
circle logo? It would produce a cleaner and mayb
He said that he'll fix those eyes shortly and contact the author of the
"modern" logo, so it appears that both will get added!
In the meantime, any comments as to which of these should he use (n.b.: on
the monochromatic variants are applicable here):
http://www.freebsd.org/logo/logo-basic.png
On
Update -- shortened the feet:
http://stdrand.com/upload/files/beastie-mono2.png
Nevermind the non-filled-in eyes, I think that's an unintentional change of
his [the guy working on this].
Marshall has replied, and he has given this his seal of approval, so to
speak; I quote:
"I've contacted Ma
Hey there. A few days ago, I asked a company which makes customized keycaps
(for the Cherry MX keys) if they'd consider adding a FreeBSD logo to their
selection of OS keycaps (aka the Windows/Super/Command keys), to complement
the Amiga and Linux variants that they have (plus the usual Mac, and the
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