On Thu, Jun 05, 2014 at 01:37:25PM -0700, Karsten Wade wrote: > By contrast, in Fedora the release name has been used by the Design > Team to trigger a visual look - e.g. the Goddard release had a rocket > theme for desktop background, while the Beefy Miracle release had an > entire experience that included visuals, content (terribly punny jokes > about "relishing this release", etc. referring back to the hot dog > theme), release collateral[1], and so forth. There is an overall > project aesthetic, but each release comes so fast that the per-release > themes are not tied to each other. This is a pretty much a gigantic tangent to CentOS design, but... I expect that this will change now that we've ditched release names, and because we're working on presenting separate Cloud, Workstation, and Server varients with individual identity. I think we'll probably work more on a consistent Fedora design to tie everything together, while each "product" grows a unique identity underneath that. -- Matthew Miller <mattdm at fedoraproject.org> Fedora Project Leader