Next time somebody is in the code near the default settings for Login Manager, have a look at the font size and Greeting line.
The current fonts are 22 pt for the Greeting, 10 pt for Failures, and 10 pt for General. I would propose 14, 10, 8.
The current greeting welcomes you to Ubuntu. I would propose Trinity?
I'll update the default proposals on the wiki as well
On Sun, Feb 27, 2011 at 21:52, David C. Rankin drankinatty@suddenlinkmail.com wrote:
Next time somebody is in the code near the default settings for Login Manager, have a look at the font size and Greeting line.
The current fonts are 22 pt for the Greeting, 10 pt for Failures, and 10 pt for General. I would propose 14, 10, 8.
The current greeting welcomes you to Ubuntu. I would propose Trinity?
I'll update the default proposals on the wiki as well
I think the Ubuntu is distro specific.
The visually impaired need to be taken into consideration.
Xu,
yes it is distro specific, which is why he's suggesting Trinity instead.
POWNED!
Kate
PS, pistols at dawn
On 2/27/11, Robert Xu robxu9@gmail.com wrote:
On Sun, Feb 27, 2011 at 21:52, David C. Rankin drankinatty@suddenlinkmail.com wrote:
Next time somebody is in the code near the default settings for Login Manager, have a look at the font size and Greeting line.
The current fonts are 22 pt for the Greeting, 10 pt for Failures, and 10 pt for General. I would propose 14, 10, 8.
The current greeting welcomes you to Ubuntu. I would propose Trinity?
I'll update the default proposals on the wiki as well
I think the Ubuntu is distro specific.
-- later, Robert Xu
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On Sun, Feb 27, 2011 at 22:22, Katheryne Draven borgqueen4@gmail.com wrote:
The visually impaired need to be taken into consideration.
Xu,
yes it is distro specific, which is why he's suggesting Trinity instead.
POWNED!
Kate
PS, pistols at dawn
1. *hits you for top-posting* 2. CORRECTION - It says Ubuntu also on Arch, doesn't it... Yes, then I agree, make it Trinity.
PS, get back on IRC sometime >:P
On Sun, Feb 27, 2011 at 22:22, Katheryne Draven borgqueen4@gmail.com wrote:
The visually impaired need to be taken into consideration.
Xu,
yes it is distro specific, which is why he's suggesting Trinity instead.
POWNED!
Kate
PS, pistols at dawn
- *hits you for top-posting*
- CORRECTION - It says Ubuntu also on Arch, doesn't it... Yes, then I
agree, make it Trinity.
PS, get back on IRC sometime >:P
-- later, Robert Xu
PLEASE keep the emotional level down on-list!
Thanks,
Tim
PLEASE keep the emotional level down on-list!
Thanks,
Tim
It was just a joke. Xu knows that. There were no high emotional levels here.
Kate
OK. I've had some complaints (unrelated to this particular conversation) before, so I was just issuing a general reminder.
Tim
On Monday 28 February 2011 16:00:03 Timothy Pearson wrote:
PLEASE keep the emotional level down on-list!
Thanks,
Tim
It was just a joke. Xu knows that. There were no high emotional levels here.
Kate
OK. I've had some complaints (unrelated to this particular conversation) before, so I was just issuing a general reminder.
Tim
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On 27 February 2011 21:52, David C. Rankin drankinatty@suddenlinkmail.com wrote:
Next time somebody is in the code near the default settings for Login Manager, have a look at the font size and Greeting line.
The current fonts are 22 pt for the Greeting, 10 pt for Failures, and 10 pt for General. I would propose 14, 10, 8.
The current greeting welcomes you to Ubuntu. I would propose Trinity?
I'll update the default proposals on the wiki as well
-- David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.
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On Topic,
Any distro specific branding should be removed, replaced by some trinity artwork. I believe we are going to make some attempt to revamp all artwork (we have talked a bit on the IRC of this) so fixing this will also be along with that. did you file a bug report?
Calvin Morrison
On 02/28/2011 09:36 AM, calvin morrison wrote:
On Topic,
Any distro specific branding should be removed, replaced by some trinity artwork. I believe we are going to make some attempt to revamp all artwork (we have talked a bit on the IRC of this) so fixing this will also be along with that. did you file a bug report?
Calvin Morrison
No - no bug report - I'll file one if you want me to??
On 27 February 2011 21:52, David C. Rankin drankinatty@suddenlinkmail.com wrote:
Next time somebody is in the code near the default settings for Login Manager, have a look at the font size and Greeting line.
The current fonts are 22 pt for the Greeting, 10 pt for Failures, and 10 pt for General. I would propose 14, 10, 8.
The current greeting welcomes you to Ubuntu. I would propose Trinity?
I'll update the default proposals on the wiki as well
-- David C. Rankin, J.D.,P.E.
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On Topic,
Any distro specific branding should be removed
<snip>
+1. This is correct; all mention of Ubuntu has "snuck" into SVN during large updates and must be removed before 3.5.13 is released. A list of all locations where Ubuntu is mentioned, or Ubuntu logos are used would be most helpful.
Tim
On Mon, Feb 28, 2011 at 1:57 PM, Timothy Pearson kb9vqf@pearsoncomputing.net wrote:
On Topic,
Any distro specific branding should be removed
<snip>
+1. This is correct; all mention of Ubuntu has "snuck" into SVN during large updates and must be removed before 3.5.13 is released. A list of all locations where Ubuntu is mentioned, or Ubuntu logos are used would be most helpful.
I know I saw a few places, can't get them right now though due to my hard disk, not sure when I'll be able to check either. I'm pretty sure I saw one on a desktop icon in Debian, and I think there was one in one of the pages in Konqueror (linked from the intro screen). Can't remember exactly where.
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