Ubuntu SVG Logo..
Posted by Trip on June 3, 2007
Thought I’d do a quick post to let everyone know about the Ubuntu Logo Toolkit that I stumbled across yesterday. It’s an SVG (vector graphics) file of the official version that was used in the Edgy release of Ubuntu, & IMHO the best one that’s been made so far.
As It’s an SVG file, you’ll need to have one of the programs capable of editing the file of course. Check out Inkscape for a hint on that 
JAustin’s released it under an CC-Attribution-Sharealike licence. The CC licence requires anyone re-using the work, to credit the author and licence any new work that uses the original material under the same licence.
Daerd said
I love you!
You don’t know how much I’ve “prayed” to find these shiny little things! Now I can create quality artworks with a quality Ubuntu logo. Thank you, thank you. Muaah!
Trip said
No problem Daerd, enjoy
Brisbane SEO Consultant said
I’d never heard of the CC-Attribution-Sharealike licence. What a great idea. Thanks for the post.
Australian Web Directory said
Inkscape huh? I’ll give it a go.
RSA online said
Nice one ! I’ll try Inkscape and the SVG logo. How do you credit the author on a t-shirt?
Trip said
lol I wouldn’t worry about crediting the author when doing t-shirts RSA, just credit them on the site that you sell them from.
Glad I could help you guys