Máirín Duffy wrote:
Thomas Canniot wrote:
THE default wallpaper ? :)
Would it be possible to have the banner in .xcf format with filters so
we could translate the text and put it everywhere on the local web
please?
Well...
1) A decision hasn't been made about the default theme elements and I'm
not sure when that call will be made (but it should be soon as the
release date is getting closer and closer.) If enough people on this
list say they like something, though, it will help;
I would like us to make a decision and integrate all the artwork before
the test3 release is done. There is a number of docs such as the draft
desktop guide in progress at
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Docs/Drafts/DesktopUserGuide/ and
screenshots would have been taken throughout the guide. Replacing this
set at this last minute would be tedious for authors as well as
translators. Anything that covers the whole range of theming elements
and is complete is great. Maybe we should have a few different themes
avaialble though replacing theming elements for things like RHGB is not
very intuitive for end users.
2) The engineers prefer that the wallpapers/theme don't mention the
release number. This is in case for the release afterwards, if there
isn't artwork available, the default wallpaper isn't for the old release
number. :) A wallpaper I did way back for FC3 [1] was rejected for this
reason :-p The text translation issue is also another good reason to
avoid release-specific artwork, although does 'Core n' get translated?
Would be better not to have words within the wallpaper for this reason.
It would be quite to odd to have a completely localized desktop with a
English word standing out in the wallpaper.
Rahul
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