[07:22] hello [08:47] I'd like to make some designs or icons for ubuntu. Who I could contact? [08:48] Me two, but I was thinking more along the lines of themes and non-photographic wallpapers, hmm, ok, themes, do they need to be coded? [08:53] Lcawte: while there are theme engines (that are coded), themes themselves are basically configuration files [08:53] hmm [08:54] I need to learn to use launchpad and ppa's :/ [08:55] the easiest way to get into theming is taking an existing theme and modifying it [08:55] unfortunately, the whole area tends to be severely under-documented [08:55] ugh [08:56] I'm not a huge fan of reading lots of documentation, but this maybe something I would read [08:58] the changes towards gnome3 and unity might further complicate matters. i mean, it might be advisable to wait for the dust to settle [08:59] Lcawte: regarding backgrounds: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Documentation/Backgrounds [08:59] I need a spare machine to test them on as well, this one is running a LAMP server and more, and it doesn't have the specs to be a decent testing machine as well [08:59] you perhaps already know the flickr pool: http://www.flickr.com/groups/ubuntu-artwork [08:59] Lcawte: Did you already contact somebody [08:59] pentesilea: about? [09:00] Design [09:00] no [09:00] Do you know, how i could do this? [09:01] pentesilea: I'm here asking the same things :P [09:01] ok [09:02] thorwil: I do know the pool, but it seems to be just photo backgrounds, I only have a few photos big enough/worthy of being a background, and I'm not too great at touching images up, or I don't have the GIMP plugins and stuff [09:02] Lcawte: perhaps useful if you get serious about wallpapers: http://thorwil.wordpress.com/2011/01/20/backtestground-explained/ [09:02] Lcawte: i know that's the impression. but non-photo wallpapers are collected there, too [09:03] Lcawte: this cycle there was a new rule making sure the judges selected at least a few non-photo wallpapers from there [09:05] I saw that [09:06] * Lcawte subscribes to your blog [09:06] :)