On 01/21/2015 11:40 AM, Allan Day wrote:
Hey Ryan,
Thanks for getting this started - it's great to see.
Ryan Lerch <rlerch@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
...
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/WallpapersCleanup
Basically, the proposal is to clean out the wallpapers that we currently
present to the user, and just show:
...
Actually, I think that it would be advantageous to be a bit bolder.
What I would love to see is wallpapers that:
* Have a consistent look and feel, both within the set, and across releases.
* Are of consistently high-quality.
* Promote the Fedora Workstation brand identity, with each image (or
the set of images) communicating key ideas we want to be associated
with.
* Are a coherent and consistent part of the Workstation user experience.
Can you provide an example of how this might look in an actual set of
wallpapers? would the defaults be a single set or multiple sets.
The Fedora Design team has created wallpapers for each release, and I
don't think that should change. This wallpaper is key when it comes to
marketing, as most reviewers use the background when reviewing, so
having a new wallpaper for each release is a good thing here, and helps
define the workstation flavor.
cheers,
ryanlerch
As a part of this, the wallpapers would probably have to be be managed
as a single set (meaning - no pooling of images from different
sources/projects). Do you think it would be possible/desirable to
re-evaluate how Fedora wallpapers are managed, around a set of goals
such as these?
Allan
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