infinityOS is a media-orientated Linux distribution based on Ubuntu. It strives to be as easy-to-use and lightweight as possible, while retaining a full range of multimedia features. It includes a fully integrated BitTorrent client capable of automatic downloading and a wide variety of media codecs, so your entire media library may be played out of the box. It supports most computers, from netbooks to desktops to media centers.
http://infinityos.net
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I am horrible at image editing. This is why I need your help to finish the branding on infinityOS. Here are some of my ideas:
- Wallpaper: The wallpaper could be based on this Firefox Persona:
http://www.getpersonas.com/en-US/persona/181657 (I was flattered when someone else made that ;P). I like the idea of Infinity Tux peeking out of the bottom of the screen.
- Icon for login screen and the Xfce Menu: I was thinking we could make the infinityOS icon be the head of Infinity Tux.
- Boot Screen: Full color, full body Infinity Tux with a background gradient like the Persona above. I'm thinking there should be a circular throbber like the Mac OS load screen.
Any help I get with this will be greatly appricated. I am no master of Photoshop or the GIMP. :P
I have setup a thread to help you guys brainstorm and contribute:
http://infinityos.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=10
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The next release, infinityOS 1.0 RC4, will be a true release candidate. I intend to rename "1.0 RC4" to just "1.0" if there are no major issues with it. Because of this I have a bit of a list of things I would like included for RC4, some of which I need help with.
- infinityOS is listed as Ubuntu in the Grub bootloader. I would like to change this to infinityOS without recompling the kernel.
- I would like to have a clipboard manager enabled by default. But I would need to be able to disable the tray icon, to avoid clutter.
- I would also like to set the time to local time, instead of UTC. I tried doing this, but it seems to have gotten reset when I made the Live CD.
- Complete removal of PulseAudio from the Ubuntu packages. This thankfully seems to be centered around one package: gnome-media
A full list of targeted bugs is available here:
https://launchpad.net/infinityos/+milestone/1.0rc4
I would appreciate any help or directions I can get as I want RC4/1.0 to be the best release it can be.
Thanks for reading this,
Ryan