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Re: akademy2008 logo sucks.
by Martin Fitzpatrick on Thursday 13/Mar/2008, @09:57

I think the positive people are too busy contributing to write comments on the dot ;)

Honestly, the logo and some of the layout/formatting is a little rough around the edges and there are also some positional issues in the numbers around the chart and the left hand side of the table. But, honestly, that looks to be more representative of the tools used to put it together: I've had similar problems with OO.org.

I was also a bit confused about choice black-yellow-red colour choice: until the last slide reminded me that's the German flag (duh). Finally, it turns out it's worth check you're viewing it at 100%: Kpdf defaulted to opening at 135% and was to blame for a lotted of jagged edges.

Should be a filtering option on here to only show comments from people who have contributed something to KDE ;)

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Re: akademy2008 logo sucks.
by Alex on Thursday 13/Mar/2008, @10:11

Akademy is in Belgium, black-yellow-red is the belgian flag.
German flag is black-red-yellow(gold) and rotated by 90 degree.

Alex

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Re: akademy2008 logo sucks.
by Martin Fitzpatrick on Friday 14/Mar/2008, @08:03

/hides in shame.

It's been a while since I took Geography, but there was no excuse for that. Apologies to all the Belgians.

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