On Thursday 2010-07-22 11:30, Administrator wrote:
Why should we not? Red is "taken" by Redhat, Brown/Purple by Ubuntu, Blue by Fedora, and SUSE filled the green slot. Not much left in the color wheel.
The only way out seems to use black - which isn't a color (at least, if you ask physicists).
Could I suggest putting questions like that into the hands of people who care about colour (that excludes most "techies" - look at how they dress).
Whatever dress has to do with artwork colors. (Look at PHBs and other tie-wearers.) It almost sounds like a pimp should choose Ubuntu 10 because it matches his (associated stereotypical) dress.
I'd suggest having 4 seasonal colour schemes available (which could all incorporate some kind of green chameleon). There are other possibilities.
Why not even ask the user at install time what his preferred color - in Hue units - is, and then apply a color wheel rotation on all artwork files. Then nobody can complain anymore.
There must be some people in the openSUSE world who care about fashion and colour and style and design ... where are their voices?
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