about) the 27th of March.
The winner is Silviu-Ionut Radu. He's graciously updated his design
slightly so you'll be able to see the final draft soon.
The two runner ups are JavierGMXD and Gerhard Großmann.
Thank you all!
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Website/PreciseCountdownBanner
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finallist are welcome to create a complete set and attach it to the wiki
(or link it from the wiki) by Monday.
Thank you all for participating!
On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 12:06 PM, Matthew Nuzum wrote:
> *Ubuntu 12.04 LTS is just around the corner!*
>
>
If you have
questions or would like to discuss this, please email the Web Presence Team
mailing list[1] or hop onto the IRC chat room, #ubuntu-website on freenode.
I can't wait to see your ideas!
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ill be tough. ;-)
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 11:28 AM, Matthew Nuzum wrote:
> *Ubuntu 11.04 is just around the corner!*
>
> As in the past, we'd like to create a new countdown banner to share across
> the web. If you would like to make a highly visible contribution to Ubuntu,
> th
questions or would like to discuss this, please email the Web Presence Team
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I can't wait to see your ideas!
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change regarding the wiki.
>
>
The wiki is not going away or changing drastically in the near future. It
still serves tons of projects quite well.
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. The flickr pool backgrounds, dust, and
new wave are all from the community. Icons are always in demand.
Also, the software center provides an opportunity for community themes to
get increased visibility.
Do it because you love to do it and share your work, not because you want to
be the default
at 3:55 PM, Matthew Nuzum
wrote:
> Announcing the chosen banners:
>
> First, it was a very tough decision. The entries this time around were
> fabulous! It took us a whole extra day to decide which ones to use because
> there were so many great choices. But, we have to choose and
more e-mail from me once these get to their final
resting place.
On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 11:48 AM, Matthew Nuzum wrote:
> OK, the time to enter designs has come to an end.
>
> You have done outstanding work! Choosing will be tough, but
> fortunately, it's not my job to make the fina
tdowns for another week. I
think it puts less burden on you artists to aim for about 30 days.
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great work, at this pace you're going to make it very
challenging to make a choice.
By the way, does anyone feel like doing something animated? There are a
couple coders itching to flex their javascript skills but need some creative
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e release. :-( We're very disappointed but
doing so might force us to not accomplish other tasks that are also
very important. Therefore we will need your help getting the word out
about the countdowns!
Thank you to all who contributed a design, we're so grateful for your work! :-)
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The deadline is mid-morning (UTC) Tuesday March 23rd. Keep up the great work!
On Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 11:56 AM, Matthew Nuzum
wrote:
> Hi, this is your last weekend to work on a submission for the countdown
> banner. Even if your draft is rough, get your ideas up on
> https://w
(which is Tuesday).
On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 12:21 PM, Matthew Nuzum wrote:
> Hello team, its time to start telling the world about 10.04 LTS!
>
> As in past releases we'd like to create a new count down banner for
> syndication across the web. If you want to make a highly visible
what's on the branding page:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Brand
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Please attach your suggestions to the wiki page listed above. If you
have questions or would like to discuss this, please email the Web
Presence Team mailing list or hop onto the IRC chat room,
#ubuntu-website on freenode.
I can't wait to see yo
hics. Unless you
can figure out how to make them highly social, computer using koalas. :-)
Please attach your suggestions to the wiki page listed above. If you have
questions or would like to discuss this, please email the Web Presence Team
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On Sat, Jul 18, 2009 at 12:16 PM, Cory K. wrote:
>
> So, 2 months later. Can we assume this effort has fallen by the wayside?
>
>
Yes, from my perspective. I will not be able to pursue it any further.
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On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 12:35 PM, Cory K. wrote:
> Matthew Nuzum wrote:
>> Interestingly (or maybe unfortunately) enough, the person to talk to
>> on the matter is me.
>
> So is it also you I gotta stalk to get SVG display support added to the
> wiki or some lonely Canoni
design the Ubuntu.com
website which will start later this year. Therefore I'm hesitant to
make sweeping changes at this point. But I can add some styles to the
default stylesheets and work on some macros that teams could use for
their project pages.
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t the lock-down on the
desktops so that they could change their wallpaper and colours.
This makes me reminisce about the days of the "Helix" (later "Ximian")
desktop. Upon first login it presented you with a wizard to customize
your desktop. I wonder why this concept went away.
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Ubuntu. That means that there are some compromises that need to be
made in the interest of making it compatible with that scenario. That
said, it is very realistic this will be just another contributed theme
package, which is OK too. I see no reason not to aim
n application open on the desktop, and if so, what?
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;ll start with some of
the colours from the "Ubuntu Intrepid" palette that Ken posted a year
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l when they
see it that it was designed for a designer.
My point is that you can impress people at a glance. We could make a
theme that would make a typical western women feel comfortable and
special, like she was using a computer designed for her. It might help
us reach people we don't currentl
2009/3/27 Steve Dodier :
> Hello,
>
> Has the PHP version been given up ?
>
> Cordially, SD.
>
I'm sorry, there is no PHP version. If you use the static version I'll
change it on release day so that it will turn from "it's coming" to
"it's
you will have an answer. ;-)
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Radu, you rock! Thanks a bunch for *jumping* right in to kick things off! :-)
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Hi, here's the call for help with the countdown banners. The proper
place to discuss this is the Ubuntu Web Presence team mailing list or
IRC channel. Details about that team are available at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Website
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Do you think your orange will have the
same quality or will you go a little warmer? (I don't know which is
better, just curious)
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hat crazy things happen in this team
I believe there are going to be some discussions on this subject at
UDS. In the past there have been ways to listen and participate even
if you weren't there so maybe you will be able to get the scoop.
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> features of compiz with metacity and be able to ditch compiz fusion? This
> would open up a lot more possibilities for themes, wouldn't it?
It's ok to start new topics, no need to apologize. The correct way to
do it is to change the subject so that people kn
ctive development cycle here on the art-team and there are
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y are waiting and watching for
the opportunity to use their talents for something meaningful)
* Produce it. :-)
I am a firm believer in, "see a need and fill it." The points you made
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On Fri, Sep 12, 2008 at 4:44 PM, Kido Mariano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, 2008-09-12 at 22:30 +0200, Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen wrote:
>> 2008/9/12 Matthew Nuzum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> > http://code.bearfruit.org/~matt/tmp/menu-bar.png
> That's Thun
bigger than the free space in the scroll bar
Ah, yes, this happens to me too.
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On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 9:42 AM, Matthew Nuzum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What Vista does is the only thing we can think of that works -
> duplicate the text, using a contrasting color and put a heavy blur on
> the background text. This produces very readable results.
> Unfort
s but I haven't
heard anything about it since then.
Its not that no one wants transparency, its just that it hasn't been
technically possible to do it in a usable way yet. I'll ping MacSlow
again to see if there's been any change.
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r looks like something you can grab and the menu bar
doesn't.
Speaking of patches, anyone hear if we can now use bluring around
title bar text? That would allow even active windows to have some
transparency without messing up the readability of the text.
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There are only a few people here who have created .deb files
successfully so doing so would not only brand you as an extraordinary
artist but also land you among the ubuntu art-team elite. Recent
instructions can be found here:
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-art/2008-July/007043.html
cusing" problem I
mentioned observing with dark themes. It uses dark window chrome and
pannels but the lighter gray for the toolbars.
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he proverb, "he who is trustworthy with
a little can be trusted with much."
Community created themes exist in Universe but nothing new has been
added recently (that I know of). First we'll get stuff into a PPA,
then we'll work on Universe. Then we can aim for main.
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> 2008/8/4 Matthew Nuzum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>
>> There are a ton of icons. If you just want to make a subtle change you
>> can re-use the icons from another theme, but if you want to ma
w the
original message. Its not my job to educate them, I simply lead by
example.
I would suggest that we've probably lost more opportunities to do
something great as a team because of this top-posting fascism than
probably any other issue we've addressed.
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al of creating a theme is absolutely achievable. You
can accomplish this. Aim for excellence and in so doing, you may come
up with something good enough to be included in the distro. But even
if you don't get on the cd at least you achieved your task and joined
the elite few who have tasted such glory
ragement, feel free to ping me on IRC and I will tell
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That said, I love the wallpaper and the flat theme/icons.
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out something else let the team know more
specifically what you'd like to do. Or if you're just suggesting we
write a book on how to participate in the art-team - it's a good idea
but will probably have to get done at a later time.
Sorry for being gruff in my previous reply.
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way. In
> fact it does not limit to achieve the target *only* on that way.
>
No, that's wrong. You should try to do it based on the information
already posted to this list (some good stuff within the last 7 days)
and when you run into a hurdle you should ask for help.
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ating the package. You have just moved the art-team a
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got nothing."
Whoever is managing the various theme projects should recruit a
packager who will take ownership of that aspect for the theme you
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On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 9:38 PM, Justin Dugger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 5:36 PM, Matthew Nuzum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I agree - that bug you pointed out shows the need for attention.
>>
>
> Could you mark it confirmed, noting your
repid
> release. At the very least, can we agree that the g glyph shipped in
> hardy is not correct?
I agree - that bug you pointed out shows the need for attention.
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nious (but non-free)
substitute.
Another nice rounded font that was suggested by the Web Presence team
is MgOpen Modata, and one that was recommended but which I haven't
tried is LMSansDemiCondensed Regular available in the lmodern package
in Ubuntu (part of TeX).
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lash won't fill the whole screen leaving a black
border. By having the logo on a black background it makes the black
border unnoticeable.
At least this was the historical reasoning. I remember when we
switched to black...
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Hi, I just wanted to draw your attention to the ubuntu employment page
at www.ubuntu.com/employment. There is a graphic designer position
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used, which is the
wrong place to do that. :-( Just the feedback we wanted but not in a
way we can easily use.
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roperability with MS Office
users. That means with Liberation, if you receive an office document
it's lines will wrap in the same places for you as it did for the
author.
This is a good thing the liberation font team has done but our themes
are not Word documents and therefore don't need
the matter (I'd just prefer it not
to be the bug tracker since I get plenty of bug mail already).
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On Mon, Jun 2, 2008 at 2:27 PM, shadowh511 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> -Name: Newbuntu
>> +Name: Ubuntu Intrepid
>
> how do you patch stuff?
In this case, just edit the file and change the name from Newbuntu to
Ubuntu Intrepid.
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alette
-Name: Newbuntu
+Name: Ubuntu Intrepid
#
049 000 000 MainWarm_1
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ir screen's
brightness at different levels. When I unplug my laptop my screen's
brightness decreases to 50 - 60% to save power. A low contrast theme
will be very hard to see in that condition.
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On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 1:01 PM, shadowh511 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 7:10 AM, Matthew Nuzum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hi, I saw this and felt inspired:
>> http://www.htc.com/
>
> I'm not trying to swat you down here, but I th
n needs to communicate
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Wave title bar transparency."
I'm not trying to start another 50+ thread rant like top posting
subject, it's not the end of the world, but it would help me to keep
abreast of what is going on.
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height non-animated banner on Friday.
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n answer?)
>
> see you Art Team
Sorry nicao, that was created by a design firm and the source was not
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e, but as who stated, it is a very ambitious plan for a single
release cycle. Still, if something was avail (even in rough form) by
alpha 1 or alpha 2 it would generate a lot of useful bug reports.
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a replacement should strive to meet these same ideals.
P.S. Don't some of the teams have some type of integration between the
forum and the mailing list so that users can participate either way?
It seems a shame that there's two separate places.
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part of that
team but you should probably discuss it there. I've seen posters for
the various releases in the past so there is probably already
something in development. They tend to be a very exuberant bunch who
love to creatively spread the word.
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outline on selected fields in the human clearlooks theme. It would be
nice if whatever theme becomes the default has that. It's a subtle but
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well documented and understood what you're trying to do.
// TODO: is there a better way to show animated scroll bars?
// This is a HACK but it works
// (optional extra explanation if your code is particularly clever and hard
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ult selected widget (referred to in my previous e-mail).
To add to my previous list (this isn't related to Dylan's comment),
the Murine's progress bar is using black text on a dark
orange/orange-brown bar which is somewhat low contrast:
http://code.bearfruit.org/~matt/tmp/low-contra
ne at all. In human clearlooks there definitely is no outline. In
human there is a slightly darker outline compared to non-default
buttons. I have a general rule of thumb in my designs that things that
are important should not use subtle differences to set them apart. I
use subtilty for power-user types
se when the
buttons are on colored backgrounds instead of just a bit of color in
the corner there's a white box around the whole button.
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that says "grab me - not the toolbar just below" to avoid
doing a +1 for looks and a -10 for usability.
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Ooh, it's like Christmas in January! Thanks for pointing this out.
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of this one is that you can generate a
> palette from a wallpaper picture. That will ensure that the wallpaper will
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is done. Still, I've seen artists do this by eye and come up with
spectacular results that make any auto-generated theme look calculated and
mathematical.
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concerns are specific.
Just my two cents.
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ure without interrupting the
gradient too much. Just enough to make it look grab-able.
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s need more polish.
Regarding another comment about dark rooms and light backgrounds, every
monitor I've seen, LCD or CRT, has a readily accessible feature for dimming
the screen.
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