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[Jane Silber <1367696@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

** Summary changed:

- spinning Ubuntu logo on update & boot feels cheesy
+ spinning Ubuntu logo on update & boot feels frantic and not very classy

** Description changed:

  There is a large spinning Ubuntu logo during updates and a small spinning Ubuntu logo during the boot process.  I think there are two problems with this:
- - whatever the progress indicator is should be consistent (not one large and one small), 
- - more importantly, this progress indicator feels cheap and off brand to me.  The desktop has the word Ubuntu with dots which change colour to indicate progress.  That feels classier to me. Is there a specific reason we have diverged from an existing (and excellent) solution?  Isn't this unnecessary divergence for the phone?
+ - whatever the progress indicator is should be consistent (not one large and one small),
+ - more importantly, this progress indicator feels frantic, cheap and off brand to me.  The desktop has the word Ubuntu with dots which change colour to indicate progress.  That feels classier to me. Is there a specific reason we have diverged from an existing (and excellent) solution?  Isn't this unnecessary divergence for the phone?

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Title:
  spinning Ubuntu logo on update & boot feels frantic and not very
  classy

Status in Ubuntu UX bugs:
  Triaged
Status in “unity-system-compositor” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  There is a large spinning Ubuntu logo during updates and a small spinning Ubuntu logo during the boot process.  I think there are two problems with this:
  - whatever the progress indicator is should be consistent (not one large and one small),
  - more importantly, this progress indicator feels frantic, cheap and off brand to me.  The desktop has the word Ubuntu with dots which change colour to indicate progress.  That feels classier to me. Is there a specific reason we have diverged from an existing (and excellent) solution?  Isn't this unnecessary divergence for the phone?

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