On Thursday, June 02, 2011 01:38:49 AM Helen South wrote:
Why Coolo? Not that I have nothing against the dude... but if you said Robert Lihm.... I would understand... but an Engineering God deciding a Artwork ?
It was suggested to me as key developer (he'd had the 'Celadon' name for 14.1) and why shouldn't developers be invited to suggest ideas - if they are aiming for a certain quality in their development, for example, speed, smoothness, stability or perhaps getting more cutting edge, or moving to new applications, these aims can be reflected in the artwork. This will help our marketing efforts and artwork all work in harmony together.
I'm looking forward to see your artwork submission and not just the crazy talk. I would rather see submissions than talk.
I believe it is normal practice to discuss and make a plan at the outset. Suggesting ideas might fire off imagination of people and we can work together on a look, instead of everyone going off in separate directions. There needs to be a unified approach with us working together.
Regarding this image http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00005RCW8.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg
These kind of mathematical structures were used in all "old" SUSE Linux releases. Hubert, can you share some background on them?
do you know what kind of mathematical structure it is called, that generates that three-dimensional graphic? Or do we have a copy of that original graphic? Likewise, do we have that 'LINUX' text as a font or graphic? Or would we need to create those from scratch? I wanted to experiment with some variations on that design.
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