Plasma Themes Contest writeup

[Thomas Georgiou]

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Announcement:
Plasma Themes Contest

The KDE Plasma team is inviting everyone to participate in the contest to
create Plasma themes from which a select few will be chosen to be included as
a part of the upcoming KDE 4.1 release. This is a great opportunity to
contribute to a very visible component of the KDE project - the Plasma
desktop.

A great feature of Plasma is the ability to theme components of the
desktop using Scalable Vector Graphics (SVGs). This means there is no need
for you *to* know C++ or any other programming language to create a
great looking
theme.

You only need to know how to use one of -- *many* graphics tools (e.g. Krita,
Inkscape, The GIMP, Karbon, etc.) and that is all. Depending on your prowess
with such tools, *you can create* great looking plasma themes --- in
as little as an
hour.

*You can find a* quick guide to creating Plasma themes --- here:
http://techbase.kde.org/index.php?title=Development/Tutorials/Plasma/Theme

Rules:
1. Submissions will be accepted as a tar.gz file of the theme folder.
2. Submission --(not plural) deadline is 9th April, 2008 18:00 UTC.
Themes submitted after
the deadline will not be considered for this release.
3. Winners will be announced by 18th April, 2008.
4. All artwork must be original or otherwise meet the requirements for
distribution as part of a GPL licensed project. Preferred license is LGPL.

Guidelines:
1. Consistence. All theme parts should fit nicely with each other.
2. Completeness. Although Plasma automatically loads required images from the
default theme when they are not present in the active theme, it is suggested
to create replacement SVGs for all theme elements.
3. Uniqueness. The unique always stand out in the crowd; --(semicolon
works better) so should your theme.

Contestants *who are* not selected should feel free to make their
themes available to
the community (via KDE-Look or similar websites).

Have fun!

The Plasma Team