[Rule-list] ANNOUNCE: FINAL RUSH FOR RULE LOGO
Martin Stricker
shugal at gmx.de
Sat Apr 6 03:11:14 EEST 2002
Bryon Gill wrote:
> http://www.aduni.org/~bryon/rulelogo_040402.jpg
> The concept is that RULE takes a big but rather plain (grayscale
> in fact) penguin, and makes it smaller and progressively more
> colorful, signifying the ways in which there are different advantages
> to full-size versus minimal linux distributions. I got the idea when
> thinking about the russian doll concept, with bigger penguins
> splitting in half to reveal smaller ones. Well, Russian doll penguins
> are beyond my ability to draw :) but I can do progressively smaller
> penguins, and I think this gets the idea across.
I like your idea very much!
> Suggestions and criticisms are welcome
I still think using the Tux logo http://www.isc.tamu.edu/~lewing/linux/
http://lwn.net/Gallery/ (some history http://www.sjbaker.org/tux/) would
be best. I even found a picture which comes close to my first thoughts
when I proposed the matrioshka-penguin idea:
http://sjbaker.org/tux/penguins1.png
My first idea was something like this:
(sorry, symbolic ASCII graphic only - I don't have any artistic skills)
big Tux bottom big tux head big server(mainframe?)
little smaller tux bottom little smaller tux head small server
next next new PC
next next new laptop
next next old PC
small complete Tux old laptop
To combine both ideas, maybe the small Tux can sit on a speeding turtle,
having the old laptop in his wings. As icon I would like the small Tux
on the turtle, or only the speeding turtle.
Best regards,
Martin Stricker
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