Not a dark cloud, maybe just a high cirrus cloud or fog that burns away by late morning.

From reading and what I understand, it sounds like Yoyo is now free of using KDE Pardus as prefers Gnome desktop and is now using the .deb repositories. which from wording 'my' sounds like he prefers.  Maybe I am picking apart the translation, but it sounds like he is happier now, so that is good thing. 

I was picking tomatoes the other day, and well, I got silly.  The second one looked very familiar to me.    

Thanks, PhiX!

Yep, lots of choices, a good thing.

Hi daves.  I like especially holymonkey's Pheonix as I can see the eyes of the leopard in the lower part of the drawing.
Some of us have still been working on drawings. .  I didn't think I'd ever bother with something like this, but it was worth it getting to learn a bit about using GIMP and Mypaint. I found Mypaint easier to use with mouse freehand drawing, as the lines didn't come out jerky, especially the brush, Delayed, under the Ramon selection. 

Hi Davide, and glad to hear someone else is enjoying Pardus!  Two years!

Catching up with greetings, as I had overlooked you.  A welcome here Kivilcim!

Hello rootozer.  Beautiful scenery in the background of your avatar.

Coming back to it after lunch, fish=brain food. 
Click on the upper left icon Menu>Advanced>Keep above others

Hi all,
I did a search and couldn't figure out how to do this.  It must be there in Window Behaviour, but I don't see it.
I am trying to keep Gwenview open application on top of my desktop while I work in MyPaint, but everytime I click on MyPaint, the Gwenview window goes behind and I can't see the picture.  I can put the windows side by side by reducing their sizes, but surely there must be a way to pin the inactive appli on top, kinda like one can do with posty notes, or maybe its knotes.

Thanks!

Much obliged. 
Last night I installed kolourpaint and mypaint and will be giving them a try.  It's nice to have more than one selection!

Posting here first.  Maybe I am missing a dependency.
Problem is when I run GIMP and open an image (.png) and choose tools
I get
'GImp message
No paint dynamics available for use with this tool. Okay'

Understood on both replies.  Thanks atolboo. 

Nice p!  Yes, as atolboo says, a logo should be simple.  Other more intricate ones could be for wallpapers.  Picture the logo in the application launcher and you know why simple is easier to recognize.  I like the logo that pantera posted as it is easy to recognize, the black  and the shape.

I'm enjoying this and hope to see more creations.  I for one would have never tried to learn a bit more about using GIMP if it were not for this logo topic.  

My attempt, but I couldn't figure out how to get rid of the smaller black lines (fur features) and create a thick black outline.  I used a caracal photo image as a base.  

P.S. P.S.  I was looking for the Pardus leopard .png in file manager to see how it was done and came across this really neat image created for lxde desktop.  Looking at it, I can imagine the top open area in the first letter A to be the eye of the leapord, and the right line of the A being the side of the nose line.  The left curve side of the A already looks like the side cheek area of the leopard.  I'll have to play with it in GIMP  But that is a nice image.  Yes, I also look at clouds and see images in them   

I tried installing Skype, and I too do not have the equipment to use it, but I tried installing it and got the same error as atolboo.  I've installed some more 32bit libraries and would like to try installing it again, but don't know if I have to do a 'make clean' as one would do in terminal, or should I remove the folder /var/pisi/skype-4.0.0.7?  Or can I just try installing it again?
Lisa Marie

We have some great imagination so I think we can come up with something ourselves.  I think people will still know we had our beginnings with Pardus and its Leapord, so if we use something else, it will soon catch on, if we create a distro people want to use, the logo will follow.  

I found some very graphic striking wildlife by doing searches of flora and fauna of Turkiye.  The colour patterns would be good in transferring to a graphic design, and too bad I am not a graphics designer.  But, here are some suggestions too, if one wants something different than a leopard, or the Phoenix image.  

The karakulak or caracal caracal  
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caracal

http://www.flickr.com/photos/akaratash/
Some excellent photos taken by Ahmet Karataş.  The Upupa epops (ibibik), the Circus cyaneus (Gökçe Delice). the Otus scops - (İshakkuşu owl)

I would go with a Falcon, too, but that might be confused with the Kurdistan Freedom Fighters group.  But, Falcons and Eagles look very eye-catching too.  

But I can go with whatever the majority wants.