The openSUSE community’s logo contest submission phase is now complete and voting for the logos has begun. This competition marks a pivotal moment for openSU...
The openSUSE community’s logo contest submission phase is now complete and voting for the logos has begun.
This competition marks a pivotal moment for openSUSE and the voting goes until Dec. 10.
Before making any selections, people are encouraged to visit en.opensuse.org/Logocontest and view the logos before voting.
The number of submissions speaks volumes about the community’s enthusiasm and engagement with 18 submissions for Kalpa, 24 submissions for Slowroll, 21 submissions for Leap, 32 submissions for Tumbleweed and an impressive 36 submissions for a potential new openSUSE logo.
I use Tumbleweed, but I am very aware that openSUSE has the absolute worst logos on the scene—and that this contest will do nothing to change that. Sad.
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I use Tumbleweed, but I am very aware that openSUSE has the absolute worst logos on the scene—and that this contest will do nothing to change that. Sad.
I like the chameleon