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| This is a current official osFree logo, created by Alex Kramer (Germany). It was chosen because it looks nice and modern. But we also like our previous logos. | This is a current official osFree logo, created by Alex Kramer (Germany). It was chosen because it looks nice and modern. But we also like our previous logos. |
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| {{logos:osflogo.gif|original osFree logo}} | {{logos:osflogo.gif|original osFree logo (transparent)}} |
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| This is the original osFree logo, created by Cristiano Guadagnino (Italy). It is better reflects the idea of the "osFree" name. osFree is named after OS/3, being the OS/2 successor. Also, because "three" sounds similar to "free", and it is a free software, we chose the name "osFree". So, the original osFree logo better reflects the double meaning of the word play free/three. "Three" and "Free" are just merged on the picture. | {{logos:osflogo2.png|original osFree logo (white)}} |
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| | {{logos:logosmall.png|original osFree logo (white, small, diagonal)}} |
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| | These are the original osFree logos, created by Cristiano Guadagnino (Italy). They are better reflect the idea of the "osFree" name. osFree is named after OS/3, being the OS/2 successor. Also, because "three" sounds similar to "free", and it is a free software, we chose the name "osFree". So, the original osFree logo better reflects the double meaning of the word play free/three. "Three" and "Free" are just merged on the picture. |
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