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    DVD Cover Art

    UPDATE (2005.06.05): Read to the end of the forum. New images are occasionally added. Enjoy. -Charles

    --- Original message ---
    Don't you just love when AOL is nice enough to send you free clam shell DVD cases? I know I sure do. One of the best things to do with these cases is to place the original CD in the microwave for a spectacular light show and replace it with much more useful software.

    I have created a clam shell DVD case cover (draft copy right now). I used Inkscape, standard Ubuntu SVG logos, and the color pallete which can be found at http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/UbuntuArtwork

    I would like your opinions regarding the cover. This thread would probably be a pretty good place to post any derivative or additional works (oh, yeah, this is free to modify, distribute and blah blah blah). I would also like to create an insert for the interior of the DVD case with install instructions or something. perhaps I'll make a quick start guide with information on installation, add repositories, and adding software.

    Below is a thumbnail image of the cover, which is followed by links to a full sized PNG image and the original SVG image.



    http://pegasus.rutgers.edu/~pax/DVD_...2005.05.31.png PNG file
    http://pegasus.rutgers.edu/~pax/DVD_...2005.05.31.svg SVG file
    Last edited by charlie763; June 5th, 2005 at 06:40 AM.

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    Re: DVD Cover Art

    Nice!

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    Re: DVD Cover Art

    I updated the image a bit by changing the background color and adding a background graphic to the back cover. A directory containing my work can be found at:
    http://pegasus.rutgers.edu/~pax
    http://www.pegasus.rutgers.edu/~pax/...05.05.31-2.svg SVG file

    Here is an updated thumbnail:

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    Re: DVD Cover Art

    Nice, I think the front needs something but that could just be me.

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    Re: DVD Cover Art

    Quote Originally Posted by orpheus
    Nice, I think the front needs something
    I don't, the front looks good, the only thing I think it needs is the screen shots for the back and Breezy.
    Regards,
    Harry Phillips

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    Re: DVD Cover Art

    breezy could go on the front.

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    Re: DVD Cover Art

    Quote Originally Posted by orpheus
    Nice, I think the front needs something but that could just be me.
    I agree. Does anyone know what font the ubuntu logo uses. I would love to help out here (new to ubuntu but not to playing around with graphics )

    Quote Originally Posted by allforcarrie
    Could you make a Kubuntu cover?
    What would you want on it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by m0biu5
    I agree. Does anyone know what font the ubuntu logo uses. I would love to help out here (new to ubuntu but not to playing around with graphics )
    There was a font created but the person that did was not willing to release it without the blessing of Canonical. There was discussion on whether she she was legally entitled to release it without their consent, she didn't care either way, no consent no release.
    Regards,
    Harry Phillips

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    Re: DVD Cover Art

    Nice work =D>
    really love it.

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    Re: DVD Cover Art

    Quote Originally Posted by charlie763
    A directory containing my work can be found at:
    http://pegasus.rutgers.edu/~pax
    If you have PHP enabled on your web site I would suggest putting this index.php file in that directory:
    PHP Code:
    <?php
    $maindir 
    "." ;
    $mydir opendir($maindir) ; 
    $exclude = array( "index.php" "index.html" "." ".." ) ;
    while(
    $fn readdir($mydir)) 
    { if (
    $fn == $exclude[0] || $fn == $exclude[1] || $fn == $exclude[2] || $fn == $exclude[3]) continue; 
    echo 
    "<br><a href='$fn'>$fn</a>"; }
    closedir($mydir);

    ?>
    You can see what it does on my site.
    Regards,
    Harry Phillips

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