Hello everyone.
I have some nice photos from my vacation that I would like as a background. Can someone edit them to include the framework logo like the ones Jacob did?
If yes. send me a PM please.
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This is a post I just made in the 3:2 desktop wallpapers thread, it’s a bunch very similar to what @JacobFavreault and @feesh made, but with my own photos.
I was debating whether to put it here or there, so I put it there first and then linked to it here.
I think this belongs here:
There’s a tweet from Stephen Maurice Graham where he shares the wallpaper he made for framework. I’ve uploaded it here, but it’s a little small (from compression on X/Twitter presumably)
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There’s 9 full-on computers in that picture, but I don’t think it matters.
I also have found a legit use case for a decently modern laptop – Miracast.
Did I miss something, the FW13 supports Miracast…all platforms?
Thanks for the idea @P_bark! And thanks a lot to @sniss and @JacobFavreault for the GIF. I had put this on my to-do list and was scared to do it but ended up being pretty easy on Fedora, i think it would work on any Linux distro that uses Plymouth
If anyone wants info or the files just ask away and i will do a post to explain it all. As for windows, i haven’t done anything with it.
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Hey there, I’m interested in the files you used for the boot animation, if it’s not too much trouble 
No trouble at all, here is a github repo that you can clone, i haven’t completely finished it yet so you can look at the readme for the info on how to install it
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Thank you!
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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… 