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Usually just the font's code (truetype, postscript, whatever) is copyrighted, but AFAIK there's no copyright on the actual design of a font, so you're free to use them in a design or whatever. Most fonts are still just copied out of old books and digitized anyway :D so all of those "not for...

i think you're talking about a lenticular...i'm suprised to hear from someone that likes them :) the 3d kind are pretty cool imo, but the kind that switch from one still to another sort of bug me. probably cause you only see them on the case for a terrible vhs or dvd these days :D

i think with a 90 degree plug it's not really an issue. on the other hand, if the only jack is on the side, it might make gaming painful.

haha that's not a nike symbol, it's way cooler. edit: slogan for underneath is "get down with Open Portable Power"

nice one alex. i'll call this "the retro one". i'm trying to remember who it reminds me of. maybe intellivision?

cauterize: the one people are calling feminine, i don't like the symbol used there. i don't think it says anything about the device, and also it's something i see used in a lot of places, i'd rather see something completely unique. the font is rezland right? i like it. alex, you were right, the...

that'll probably be up to the individual coder...since i don't know of any hardware implementations of hq2x :D i agree, imo it's the best looking scaler out there (in most situations...they all have their ups & downs), but most of the xbox emus have this option and it always destroys the...

I think that B&W CRTs can have an arbitrary horizontal resolution (depending on how you measure, even fractional) up to the limit of the signal bandwidth & what the circuitry can handle.

i had thought about that...another variation would be the symbols they use in formal logic...OR looks like a V and AND looks like an upside-down V.

the status of the debian logo is sketchy...the one that says debian is non-free for sure. the one dubya posted is free but i can't find any specific information about whether commercial projects are ok. my guess is that it falls under the debian free software guidelines, which means derivative...

i dunno about case design, but i'm sure they're gonna want some sort of logo, as well as a type treatment, for marketing and such. for the name, i was doing lucida bright, lowercase, with tight spacing between the letters, and though it looked cool. will post later. the reason i did a gradient...

QUOTE I made hard crashes because I wasn't expecting anyone to change the images. :D :D always have to be prepared for when the user does something you're not expecting. "but they wouldn't..." oh they can and they will, always. fault tolerance! also, what do you do when you need more than 26...

we're talking logos right? p&|a would be more of a type treatment, although it's quite cool.

this is a quick one, i was toying with a few more at my house that are better than this i think. this is for the q-bert lovers though. edit: oh yeah P&|A ftw. i was trying to do a logotype with that but it's very hard to make it look "not weird".

hear hear!

enexfi (by jycet) might be able to be used for this, since it does file association, however the interface is more of a file explorer than a rom selector obviously. and i don't know which of the arcade emus support launching roms from command line. i wish they all did :( with mame, i do like...

10 points at what dpi? :D If you're going to turn on antialiasing, Bitstream vera looks good at just about any size. Liberation sans might be a little messier at small sizes but still very good. If you want a pixel font, here's a couple suggestions: edit: whoops, you said monospaced. well...

i downgraded mine with an older copy of gta liberty city stories, which shipped with an installer for firmware 2.0. i don't know if the situation's changed since then but at the time i did it, that was the best you could do if your firmware was too recent. this chart tells you what the cutoff...

anyone know where craig mentioned a logo contest? i have an idea but i will wait to post it if there is definitely going to be some point where they are considered for actual inclusion. then again, it's a pretty generic idea, maybe i should just mock it up before someone comes up with the same...

i think what a lot of the comments come down to is that, for people's desire to be able to use a package manager to come true, there will have to be a repository, with a little bit of oversight. i think this is something that the community could handle quite nicely, and if they do, the results...