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Did you ever find a solution? Having the same problem here.

wait, why is this marked as solved, I see no solution! :/ I'm having this problem too, I've reinstalled it 4 times now.

Honestly, the fact that it's a very, very defined element against this blurry abstract background, it doesn't come off well. it's jarring. the cat photo in addition is extremely low quality, it looks...

Pretty darn good. The Meerkat one has the best text placement. It's hard to distinguish the word "ubuntu" from "oneiric" in the Ocelot one though. The weights aren't different enough for there not to...

What did you do to slant the text? It's very jagged. Aside from that, not bad.

Simplest solution is honestly, leave it alone. Even Microsoft no longer supports IE6 at this point.

There are a few hacks around, a lot have been taken down though because they're no longer...

Why do you hate Gimp?
It's the most powerful image editor I know of available for Ubuntu. However, Shotwell can do almost everything you described, as well as F-Spot.

I'm having this problem as well. Is there anything to do to fix this?
Considering the same versions of google chrome and firefox work with these sites on Windows, but not Ubuntu, is this related to...

airtonix gives some good advice. I use gedit as well.

Honestly, if you don't want to learn HTML/CSS, unless it's a really simple project, it'll probably be best to draw up your designs and team up...

Oddly enough, it's a commercial font called Poppl Laudatio Condensed. You can buy it here: http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/berthold/laudatio-be/condensed/

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Personally, if I were a programmer I would want to at least try to work with them a little, it would be a huge asset to Linux photographers. unfortunately programming is not...

Yeah. Who knows. Send em some emails of your own, show there's still interest. I might poke em and see if anything's up.
I noticed there's now a native command line version for Linux now, so there's...

Museo Slab is nice. Most of the fonts from exljbris are, actually, I like a lot of them. Le Havre is pretty neat too.

DeviantArt has tons:
http://browse.deviantart.com/resources/applications/gimpbrushes/?order=9

a quick google turned up a number of results, but most linked back to a deviantart page anyway :p

fersure, however that vid of it live is pretty awesome. :D
I <3 paramore.

odd numbers are development releases, so the next stable version will be 2.8.

I tried the single window mode out, it's fantastic. (: I'm really glad they put it in.

Fixed. ;)

That's flat out amazing. :D

Just my opinion, but I'd remove the text, and if the logo is there at all, it should be incorporated stylistically in the spots of the Lynx or something. :)

Oh my.
the 4.0 mockup is so sexy.

If you go to Colors > Hue - Saturation and mess with the blue and cyan, changing the hue to red and knocking the saturation down a little, that might do that trick:
http://i36.tinypic.com/4fzr40.png

Actually, it has a gtk-theme of it's own it uses.
It's not the prettiest or most functional in my opinion, but if you want to give it a shot go to the appearance window, under themes, hit customize,...

Well, I wrote off an email to check up on it, and woohoo! Got a quick response as always:


Good to know it's still on the todo list at least. =]

He means manual letter spacing, most definitely. It is a pretty big thing Gimp's missing. /: There was a script for it somewhere once upon a time, but that was way old xP

I would avoid using GNU/Linux in any prominent text, it's very tech-talk and would confuse the majority of people I know. :p

sadly, this was actually near a year ago, with no new news on it. Send off some emails to them, see if you can move them along a bit people. They'll listen if there's a demand. ;)