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=== Dual Screen Standard Ratio ===
=== Dual Screen Standard Ratio ===
Suitable for two-monitor setups, where both monitors are of the following ratios:
* 1600x1200 (3200x1200)
* 1280x960 (2560x960)
* 1024x768 (2048x768)
* 800x600  (1600x600)
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Image:Solar_3200x1200_SunRiseTime.png|'''Solar Sun Rise Dual Screen Standard Ratio'''
Image:Solar_3200x1200_SunRiseTime.png|'''Solar Sun Rise Dual Screen Standard Ratio'''

Revision as of 19:00, 29 September 2008

Solar

Another proposal by my mind... Last night i can't sleep so i start thinkin... My creative path was:

  • 1) start thinkin to the "Perfect System" meaning a good, right working OS.
  • 2) I think to find something in nature representing some Over-good working System
  • 3) Idea! I said... The Solar System blinks in my mind.

Solar System... and then the step was so short - SOLAR, simbolizing the centre of the universe, the engine of our galaxy, the light in big shadows.

Wallpapers

Source XCF

Dual Screen Standard Ratio

Suitable for two-monitor setups, where both monitors are of the following ratios:

  • 1600x1200 (3200x1200)
  • 1280x960 (2560x960)
  • 1024x768 (2048x768)
  • 800x600 (1600x600)

Standard Ratio

Suitable for:

  • 2048x1536
  • 1600x1200
  • 1280x960
  • 1024x768
  • 800x600

1280x1024

Widescreen

  • 1920x1200
  • 1680x1050

SysLinux Splash + GRUB

Plymouth Theme

Media:f10-solar-plymouth1.swf

Anaconda Pack (Header + Splash)

Mockup

First Boot Pack (SideBar + Splash)

Mockup


Login

Fedora 10 (X) Release Poster

Solar round 2

This is the step 2b:

Here you find all the 3 step for the round 2.

Final Version:

here u can find the source File:Solar gimp 1900x1200.xcf.bz2


Required:

Anaconda Prompt Screen 640x300:

source File:Solar Anaconda screen prompt 2.xcf.bz2



Mockup:

Splash:

source: File:Solar splash.xcf.bz2

Anaconda Header 800x88:

source: File:Solar anaconda header.xcf.bz2



a little test: