[ubuntu-art] Long Term Vision Theme

[Brian Fleeger]

Dear Nothlit,

Thanks for the advice on where to post.  I have still not posted the concept (still editing), so this helps.  I had read the section you cite on the Incoming page, but was nervous about posting outside the current release cycle area -- I thought it was for items which were never intended for implementation in the mainstream releases, i.e. optional themes and whatnot.  

Don't worry, contrary to advice, I had no intention of emailing Mark Shuttleworth! :)

Take care,
Brian


----- Original Message ----
From: nothlit <nothlit.linux at gmail.com>
To: Discussion on Ubuntu artwork <ubuntu-art at lists.ubuntu.com>
Sent: Monday, June 23, 2008 11:09:31 AM
Subject: Re: [ubuntu-art] Long Term Vision Theme

> I am new to the art team, and would like to ask where would be the best
> place to post my new "Long Term Vision" theme, a follow-up to
> "Gimmie-Human."  I would ordinarily post a new theme directly under the
> Incoming/Intrepid sub-directory, but this is a very ambitious
> "re-envisioning" of Ubuntu and probably not totally implementable in one
> development cycle.  I would like to modularize aspects of the theme
> realization, such that work could begin under Intrepid, and then continue
> implementing other modules in subsequent releases until completion or
> another "vision" takes its place.
Its mentioned on the main Artwork (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork)
page, as well as the Incoming page, a little lower down. Obviously
this is not working, so if anyone has a suggestion to help make this a
little clearer, please email me :).

"If you have a complete concept that is meant to be developed outside
of the regular release cycle, such as Blubuntu--please use the
/PageTemplate and put your page in /Incoming. Keep it clear and
simple."
So, the correct place for items that lie outside the release cycle is
here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming Theres a form there
that will help you do that :). Make sure you keep us updated on the
situation in the list though!

For all reading this-- DO NOT email Mark Shuttleworth all your themes.
Submit all things to artwork lists and other places detailed under
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Documentation/GetInvolved, as well as
probably www.ubuntu-art.org :). The correct person to contact is the
Canonical Representive, Kenneth Wimer (kwwii at ubuntu.com).

What you have so far looks great but remember, the only developer
resources we have are the ones we can muster up ourselves :)

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