Re: OpenGroupware Icon / Splash

Adam Tauno Williams <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.cms.opengroupware.discuss.general
Organization Morrison Industries
Message-ID <[email protected]>
> I work for an IT firm and have just put opengroupware on our
> webserver.  It's come a long way.  It's got a great feature set.  It's
> got a HORRIBLE icon.

In general I think the provided icons/graphics are not very 'shiny';
but I have no skill what-so-ever in that area.

> "Why buy a Groupware server as a black box when you can get an open
> one for free?"
> To me, this translates as, "We're almost as good as 'them', but at
> least we're free."

Wow, I certainly didn't take it that way.  I took it as "pay heaps of
cash for some thing that will make you do things it's way, or install an
open package and do things your way".

> I love open source and I'm pushing it at our customers as best as I
> can sell it.  However, this message is flawed!
> 
> I'm writing a quote for a groupware server running this software, and
> I know that I'm going to be putting my customer's logo in place of
> homepage2.gif.  There's no way I'll have them see a message like that.
>   I'd rather see something a little warmer, like, "OpenGroupware.org,
> built on the most reliable SQL database." or "When it's open, a
> groupware server is stronger."

You can easily replace these images (I suspect most sites do), and there
was a recent thread about the search path used to locate the resources -
but I'm not aware of any clear-cut documentation on how to do so.   If
you make up some new ones than by all means upload them to the
OpenGroupware docs plone.
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