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Idea #19204: Add CD labels
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Written by
kevinchen22
the 13 Apr 09 at 23:16. Related project:
Live CD installer
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When I downloaded and burned a Ubuntu iso, I wanted a nice-looking CD label to go with it. I searched ubuntu.com and the Internet for labels, but none of them were official.
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CD
download
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Solution #1:
Make the official labels available for download
Written by
kevinchen22
the 13 Apr 09 at 23:16.
After you click "Begin Download" at
http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download,
the page it takes you to should display a link to the labels, which should be in both png and photoshop formats.
After you click "Begin Download" at http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download, the page it takes you to should display a link to the labels, which should be in both png and photoshop formats.
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Solution #2:
Make a different official cool design available
Written by
cheesehead
the 14 Apr 09 at 12:04.
So users can tell the difference between Shipit CDs and user-burned CDs.
So users can tell the difference between Shipit CDs and user-burned CDs.
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Solution #3:
Multiple formats
Written by
andruk
the 15 Apr 09 at 04:15.
Release the images in multiple formats, like XCF, PSD, PNG, and SVG (if possible). That way people can use whatever they want to use to edit or open/print the logos.
Release the images in multiple formats, like XCF, PSD, PNG, and SVG (if possible). That way people can use whatever they want to use to edit or open/print the logos.
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311005901
wrote on the 14 Apr 09 at 10:16
#1: I think it should be in .XCF, GIMP's format.
Darwin Survivor
(Brainstorm moderator)
wrote on the 14 Apr 09 at 21:55
I can't believe this hasn't already been done...
wintellect
wrote on the 15 Apr 09 at 10:19
An excellent idea!
leael
wrote on the 17 Apr 09 at 00:25
Regarding #2, this post is related:
Idea #19189
: LOCOs are unable to hand out professional CDs at release parties.
jsilve1
wrote on the 20 Apr 09 at 16:31
PSD???? Why are people suggesting PSD on an Ubuntu brainstorm site????
The formats should be (1) PNG and (2) SVG
Why would you need any others?
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