was trying to make this xp like background, tried to make the logo 3d like the windows one, but meh, it didnt really work so i got stuck to 2d (i someone wants to do better i’ll share the svg) it only needs the loading bar to be used as loading screen
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I swear that this is what that comes to mind when I think of the sixteen. Or the thirteen.
It’s like the extension of the old Dell Precisions, lots of performance, huge connectivity and robust construction in a thick chassis that, when anyone sees it, will go “Mmm. Powerful computer. This guy knows what he is doing.” The no-frills, precision-manufactured rugged aluminum chassis and the black plastic on a big square slab, with very minor visual cues, such as a slight tape on the front side for the user to grip and open up.
This, is what that comes to mind. I bet neither of them know a single joke, not one.
Not unlike XPS, but squared, thickened, and turn up to 14.
What is the official font for Framework? This “sixteen” is “System/Terminal/VGAOEM/DOSAPP”, but I just grabbed like … Gill Sans Tahoma or something.
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Looking good… 
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this is so cool!
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I was just fooling around with chatgpt today and… well… see for yourself 
I guess this is at least prove that the Framework engineers do not use AI to design product updates?
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very cursed.
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Is the enough usb ports!
Wow! Talk about talent!
This feels like Art class.
Me happy with a dufus flower I drew & then I look at people & go woah!!
A humble salute to all!!
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Did an art piece on the back cover of my FW16. Permanent marker and 99%isopropanol adds up to this. I thought its kinda cool.
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I love this!!
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is this possible on win 11
i know HackBGRT exists but i am pretty sure that’s only for static BMP’s not animated images
Sorry i can’t help you with that, you’ll have to look into it onm your own
Even Chat-GPT succumbed to the modern RGB, heatsink and liquid CPU block gaming PCs.
Of course, it’s a large language model.
Sort of resemble an Asus. With the chipset heatsink.
I recall reading some news and it turns out that the Windows loading animation is just a System font that is somewhat hidden.
It may be possible for you to edit that font to make it into the animation instead of the regular circle animation. Just make sure your animation follows the number of “letters” in the original. I do not have any experience doing this, so I can’t really help.
Just a little piece of information if you think you can work with it. If you do find a way to implement it, please feel free to share the font with others who want to use it.
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I remember there were toolkits to let you change these. including ways to insert the boot logo/image (this is how OEM inserts the like “Dell” or “Framework” during startup)
Probably saw them online when I was playing around with Windows 10 Embedded IoT and trying to get the thing to work on the damned Pine A64.
This is why the Windows boot spinning circle despite being an “animation” work on even the worst graphics adapters (think USB powered VGA adapters). Even Linux’s sometimes lag.
(installing fonts under C:\Windows\Boot …)
They really need to update Charmap for modern resolutions. This ancient piece of UI cannot be scaled whatsover and is basically impossible to see or identify anything.
I pulled this off of my Windows 10 19045.4894. But should work similarly to newer windows(es).
Also in Malgun Gothic Boot, YaHei Boot, Segoe Boot (they only have semilight for whatever reason), JhengHei Boot … probably every “boot” type font you see in the folder.
left(system) or right(terminal)?
Thinking of going some other font, but I think these came out alright.
Although … Oooohhhh
Molot is pretty sick as well
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Terminal for sure!