To celebrate CentOS as the greatest thing since sliced bread, we should endevour to have a new logo in place. Whilst the current one suffices, a new logo/favicon should be in place.
My artistry skills are not good (i was eating hotdogs whilst the rest of the class learned fine art), so those of you artistically endowed should come up with something.
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On Thu, 2006-01-05 at 08:34 -0800, Jim Smith wrote:
To celebrate CentOS as the greatest thing since sliced bread, we should endevour to have a new logo in place. Whilst the current one suffices, a new logo/favicon should be in place.
My artistry skills are not good (i was eating hotdogs whilst the rest of the class learned fine art), so those of you artistically endowed should come up with something.
I've been thinking this for a long time. Mostly because when I show friends/co-workers the OS that's often their first visceral reaction. It "looks cheap" because of the logo/color scheme. So they don't understand how great it is because (as most rubes are prone to doing) the first thing they see is that the logo is a little bland. Weird, but true.
Preston
Jim Smith wrote:
To celebrate CentOS as the greatest thing since sliced bread, we should endevour to have a new logo in place. Whilst the current one suffices, a new logo/favicon should be in place.
My artistry skills are not good (i was eating hotdogs whilst the rest of the class learned fine art), so those of you artistically endowed should come up with something.
If I rotate the current logo 11.25 degrees (1/4 of 45) to either the right or left, it seems to look a little better. It gives it a little personality.
If I rotate the current logo 11.25 degrees (1/4 of 45) to either the right or left, it seems to look a little better. It gives it a little personality.
True, but if you rotate it further than that, it looks either drunk, or bipolar depending on the direction.
/couldn't resist.... -- Jim Perrin System Architect - UIT Ft Gordon & US Army Signal Center
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