It's there finally.
http://eldis82.deviantart.com/art/Ubuntu-Universal-v2-199196025
There is no psd file under this link. It will be uploaded on spreadubuntu.
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Sorry for late reply, I hope it's not too late because I can't see this
cover on SpreadUbuntu now.
I like the idea of Tux in "certificate" icon, I don't remember if I said it
or not (can't find it in logs now). Ubuntu is powered by Linux after all,
and it's one if its major pros, so it's perfectly
I think I'm done with this one. Some new fixes are applied on the side
icons, and it is left for considering till tomorrow, what will I do
with front Tux and side Gnome icons. Some people suggested it's not
that much related to Ubuntu itself, so, I don't know...
I will upload this tomorrow or day
Thanks for suggestions, but I think I will leave mirrored circles,
cause without them, the front side looks quite lifeless, compared to
back. And too simple, even for this kind of flat and sleek design. I'm
still considering what to do with Tux. Maybe I'll leave it maybe I'm
not...
About the "most
Hi,
in my opinion you should remove the mirrored circles ( the lower ones)
on the front, as that makes it look too complicated. Furthermore Tux
doesn't have to do anything with the Ubuntu brand, so I'd remove that, too.
And, most important to me would it be to use the Ubuntu logo without the
w
Thanks for suggestions.
I will play with things you suggested, to see how it's gonna turn out.
About this Live CD thing, maybe it is better to remove it completely.
Content area will look more coherent, that's for sure. Somehow, it's
leftover from some old buggy OSs, to have that little "32-bit" m
2011/2/16 Pumpkin Lord
> About placement, it is placed exactly on the upper virtual edge, like
> side Ubuntu logo, and back tab. And on the right side, it is lined
> with main title tab edge too, so if someone have some suggestion where
> to place it, I'm open for it. To me this current placement
I waited for someone to notice that small "live CD" addon. Cause I'm
burning all Linux ISOs to DVDs too. So actually there is no big point
in that, except I wanted it to be more "officialish", cause Ubuntu
ISOs are always a CD releases (except alternative DVD edition which is
very rarely used I thi
That looks a lot better. I think your good to go man!
On Feb 16, 2011 2:49 AM, "Pumpkin Lord" wrote:
> A bit of color depth is now added. So it's a bit darker overall now. I
> think it looks more dynamic now, compared to last one. And a little
> bit of noise effect is now added for those who reque
I can't see the point of the little "live cd" label. I store mostly
alternate CDs or 2-in-1 DVDs, so that label is simply not true for me. And
its location also seems unnatural to me.
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A bit of color depth is now added. So it's a bit darker overall now. I
think it looks more dynamic now, compared to last one. And a little
bit of noise effect is now added for those who requested it. :) But
it's only temporary playing. I think I will remove it in final
version. :)
Here it is:
http
> I've attached a comparison of your current "linux" word and the same word
> with manual kerning, so you can decide for yourself if you need manual
> kerning or not.
So I guess I will have to play with manual kerning then. At least with
those bigger fonts in titles. Thanks for suggestion. I never
2011/2/11 Pumpkin Lord
> Considering optical vs metric font kerning mantioned before, optical
> didn't provide any notable improvements.
>
Automatics won't improve anything in case of such a stretched font. You'll
have to do manual kerning. Users don't seem to care about it, but lots of
designer
Thats true, it is used a bit over used :\
On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 3:34 PM, Angus Fretwell wrote:
> Subtle noise is over used IMO.
>
> And this is print design, so once it's printed it won't really add
> anything, it might even make it look like it's been printed badly.
>
> On 14/02/2011, at 1:07
Subtle noise is over used IMO.
And this is print design, so once it's printed it won't really add anything, it
might even make it look like it's been printed badly.
On 14/02/2011, at 1:07 PM, Alexander King wrote:
> maybe appy a subtle noise effect :) heaps of people use it, it makes it look
>
maybe appy a subtle noise effect :) heaps of people use it, it makes it look
really nice.
On Sat, Feb 12, 2011 at 8:44 AM, Thomas Storck wrote:
> Looks good, I like the color scheme going on. I am a new user to Ubuntu and
> I like your overall design. You should add a texture to the background to
Looks good, I like the color scheme going on. I am a new user to Ubuntu and
I like your overall design. You should add a texture to the background to
give it a real pop. Try using a color other than orange that will contrast
with your background color, with a low opacity.
On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 3
On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 3:15 PM, Pumpkin Lord wrote:
> New fixes applied. Back info text is now nicely aligned and not
> floating around. Some small changes on side tab are applied too.
> Considering optical vs metric font kerning mantioned before, optical
> didn't provide any notable improvements
New fixes applied. Back info text is now nicely aligned and not
floating around. Some small changes on side tab are applied too.
Considering optical vs metric font kerning mantioned before, optical
didn't provide any notable improvements.
Here is the result:
http://img694.imageshack.us/img694/6773
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