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Tuesday 6 September 2005

2.12 Splash Screen

I'm surprised nobody noticed that we now features a cool new splash screen:

GNOME 2.12 Splash Screen

It rocks, doesn't it? :-)

Thanks to Thomas for making the splash screen contest possible on GNOME Art and jimmac for choosing the winning entry. You can see why he chose it on GNOME Art.

[21:30] | [GNOME] | [#308]

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1. Espen [06/09/2005@21:44]

GNOME foot has dandruff?

2. Alan [06/09/2005@21:53]

It is supposed to be like aspirin dissolving right?

3. Vincent [06/09/2005@21:56]

I'm not the one who chose it: see art.gnome.org ;-)

4. Dennis [06/09/2005@21:58]

What is the splash screen supposed to be? I couldn't figure it out.

5. hrm [06/09/2005@22:24]

hrm... pretty, but it took a full 5 seconds of staring to figure out what that random white shape actually is... conceptually neat, but not good gnome branding at all.

6. jonner [06/09/2005@23:01]

Agree with hrm, The picture itself is neat, but I don't feel it works well for an official GNOME release.

7. Sykil [07/09/2005@00:14]

It's okay, but the font and position for 2.12 really ruins it.

8. jp [07/09/2005@03:08]

wow it's prettier than the 2.10 splash :) I cant believe it ;) heheheh

9. James [07/09/2005@04:22]

It's GNOME coming together. It's clever and well executed.

10. erich [08/09/2005@14:55]

No, it's not Gnome coming together.
It's a headache tablet dissolving in water. It's gnome falling apart!
bad choice, IMHO.

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Tuesday 6 September 2005

2.12 Splash Screen

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