Re: [fuse-emulator-devel] Re: Fuse web pages

[Darren S. <ds...@yo...>]

I demand that Philip Kendall may or may not have written...

> On Tue, Oct 07, 2003 at 10:33:40PM +0100, Darren Salt wrote:
>>> It would obviously be possible for me to upload a very slightly changed
>>> version of the current page. However, if anyone feels they want to
>>> volunteer to do a redesign of the page, now would be a very good time to
>>> speak up :-)
>> I've been playing with the pages a little: what I've done so far can be
>> seen at <URL:http://zap.tartarus.org/~ds/fuse/spectrum/fuse.html>.

> That's certainly a bit nicer than my design, IMO. I'm not attached to the
> 'green' theme of it in any particular way: that was an arbitrary decision
> made a few years ago for my Spectrum web pages which I never changed later
> :-)

I'll probably play with the colouring, then :-)

> Possible other sources of information:

> * Rus has been working on a text-ish logo for Fuse. He may show up with
>   that sometime soon.

That'll be integrated. It'd be best if it were available in some suitable
vector format, though.

(I have one too; if I can export it in some nice open vector format, I'll
make it available...)

> * One thing I knocked up a while back (inspired by Cyborg's efforts for
>   the WoS front page redesign) is
>   http://www.srcf.ucam.org/~pak21/spectrum/chip.png

The server's down (but the machine's up). :-\

>   If anyone wants to play with that, feel free -- I've attached the
>   povray scene file used to generate it.

Well... either something's removed the attachment, or... :-|

> * If/when we get a final design, the SourceForge rules say that every
>   page must include the SourceForge logo.

Trivially doable. (I hope.)

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