[osol-mktg] OpenSolaris Flickr Poster?

[Sara Dornsife]

How about the fan buttons?

Moazam Raja wrote:
> Sara, I'm currently trying it. I have about 58 photos from Flickr, but 
> there needs to be some minor editing done. 50-60 images leaves a gap 
> on the poster, so I'm wondering if it would be a good idea to put a 
> "OpenSolaris" logo in that space. Of course, *I* can't legally put 
> that logo there, I think.
>
> I'll try to work on getting the images to fit into the poster later 
> tonight. I'll email back with a PNG and then whoever wants to put the 
> final touches on it can get the source doc (PDF, huge 20"x30") from me.
>
> -Moazam
>
> On May 11, 2006, at 12:04 PM, Sara Dornsife wrote:
>
>> Moazam,
>> Would you be willing to create one that we could post on the 
>> marketing site? I think it would be really nice to have available and 
>> we could print it as needed.
>> Sara
>>
>>
>> Jim Grisanzio wrote:
>>> Moazam Raja wrote:
>>>> Hi all, I've noticed that there are some pretty decent OpenSolaris  
>>>> related photos of 'the community' over at Flickr. Would anyone be  
>>>> interested in creating a 20"x30" poster image which combines 
>>>> roughly  100 OpenSolaris photos?
>>>>
>>>> If so, there is a an 'automator' script which will create a 
>>>> 20"x30"  poster (vertical or horizontal) by using a stack of images 
>>>> given to  it. I tried it yesterday and it seems pretty nice but 
>>>> some photos  need a tiny bit of tweaking (rotation issues, nothing 
>>>> major).
>>>>
>>>> The cool thing about this type of poster is that you folks can  
>>>> actually re-upload the resulting PNG back to Flickr and let people  
>>>> download and print it on their own if they want to. This makes it  
>>>> practically free for Sun.
>>>>
>>>> The automator script:
>>>> http://www.automator.us/downloads.html#1004
>>>
>>>
>>> I love the idea. I use about 20 OpenSolaris pics from flickr in my 
>>> OpenSolaris slides, and I spend time talking about what individual 
>>> people have done to contribute to the community. A poster (that 
>>> actually looks nice as compared to my attempt :)) would be really 
>>> nice to have.
>>>
>>> Jim
>>>
>>>
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