[ubuntu-art] Free Culture Showcase Theme

[Iain Farrell]

On 05/11/10 16:25, Boudhayan Gupta wrote:
> OT: Is that video advert of Ubuntu shown at UDS and covered by OMG
> Ubuntu available in HD somewhere?

It is indeed! I've already added it to the examples section of the 
design toolkit

http://design.canonical.com/brand/Examples/Video/Introducing%20Ubuntu/

> For Topic: Could it be included in the showcase? Or run as a firt-boot
> intro or something?

Keep in mind that this was made for a corporate audience to attract them 
to a stand - 
http://design.canonical.com/2010/10/introducing-ubuntu-the-movie/. 
Something for the first boot would probably be better done specifically 
for that purpose.

I
> On Fri, 2010-11-05 at 15:43 +0000, Iain Farrell wrote:
>> On 05/11/10 01:15, Saleel Velankar wrote:
>>>> Got suggestions?
>>> Off the top of my head? Earth.
>>> Let me explain: earth as in that which supports humanity (the
>>> planet). But also earth as in the soil into which our roots grow.
>>>
>>> Anyways this might sound terrible when I get up in the morning but I
>>> did want to get the discussion rolling on this. I believe one of the
>>> ideas discussed at uds was the concept of an ocean. I am just
>>> expanding on that.
>> Hey guys
>>
>> Exciting idea this, thinking of the showcase in terms of a theme. On
>> the desktop development team we've been working to the theme laid out
>> by Mark some time ago, of light. Perhaps light would be a good
>> starting point for these assets too and will make them feel like
>> they're more at home as a part of the Unity 11.04 experience.
>>
>> Iain
>>
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>>> Saleel
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